10th placed Vale Wanderers AFC play host to 2nd placed Crettyard United AFC at Superbowl Leighlinbridge (Vale Wanderers) at 10 am

Vale Wanderers AFC has yet to win in this competition, having lost all 3 games.
Form: L L L    Home Form: L

Crettyard United AFC has yet to be beaten in this competition, having won 3 out of its last 5 games.
Form: W D W W D    Away Form: D W

5th placed Slaney Rovers AFC play host to 8th placed Vale Wanderers AFC at Rathvilly behind graveyard (Slaney Rovers at 10:30 am

Slaney Rovers AFC's last result was a straightfoward 1-3 win away against St Patrick's Boys AFC.
Form: W L L W    Home Form: L L

Vale Wanderers AFC has yet to win in this competition, having lost all 4 games.
Form: L L L L    Away Form: L L L L

3rd placed Burrin Celtic AFC play host to 5th placed Vale Wanderers AFC at The Valley Ballon (Burrin Celtic) at 1 pm

Burrin Celtic AFC's last result was a 1-6 loss at home against Killeshin AFC.
Form: L W L W    Home Form: L L W

Vale Wanderers AFC's last game was a disappointing 4-2 loss away against St Fiacc's AFC.
Form: L L W    Away Form: L L

6th placed Vale Wanderers AFC play host to Killeshin AFC at Superbowl Leighlinbridge (Vale Wanderers) at 2 pm

Vale Wanderers AFC has yet to win in this competition, having lost its last 2 games.
Form: L L D    Home Form: L

Killeshin AFC's last result was a unlucky 2-3 loss at home against Crettyard United AFC.
Form: L W    Away Form:

8th placed Milltown United AFC play host to League leaders Vale Wanderers AFC at Myshall Community Centre (Milltown) at 3 pm

Milltown United AFC has yet to win in this competition, having lost all 4 games.
Form: L L L L    Home Form: L L

Vale Wanderers AFC has yet to be beaten in this competition, having won every game.
Form: W W W W    Away Form: W

In blustery conditions New Oak came out on top in a well played game. With conditions tricky it was a scrappy start with neither side able to create much until fifteen minutes in when Evan McEvoy timed his run well and finished to put New Oak ahead. Five minutes later McEvoy added his second with a well-taken goal. Evan Dowling then scored the third after a good save from the Vale keeper. Adam Shaw finished well for New Oaks fourth before Evan Dowling scored his second to make it five. Vale finished the half well and was unlucky when a shot from distance hit the bar before they pulled a goal back from Adian Byrne.

The second half was a quieter affair with both teams playing more possession-based football with chances harder to come by. The only goal of the half came on twenty minutes when Pa Kavanagh headed home James Ryans corner.

Best for New Oak on the day were Ryan Kavanagh, Evan Dowling and Kieran Nolan.

Best for Vale were Kian Hickey and Adam Farrell.

Another tight game today with Vale Wanderers coming out with the win.

A corner whipped in by Mike Dooley and bundled over the line by Fionn Power was all that was between the 2 teams in this close encounter. Best for Vale was Mike Dooley, Cathal Moriarty, and

Brian O Dwyer, while for Parkville was

Daniel Whelan, Dillion O' Reilly and Conor Sunderland

Damp morning in Crettyard for the under 12s match between Crettyard and Vale Wanderers.

Started with both teams moving the ball around well and some great saves by both keepers. Crettyard created loads of good chances but it took a super shot from Edward Nolan to break the deadlock. Crettyard had the wind in the first half and it was Vale keeper that kept the score at 1 nil on half time.

Second half and the wind was with Vale. Cretty had to work hard at times to keep Vale out great teamwork was key in the half for Cretty as Vale had chance after chance.

Vale unlucky not to get the draw in this game but great teamwork and Best for Cretty was Keeper Mark Dowling who played like a sweeper at times. Also, Dylan Kearney made great tackles. Scott Maher was strong upfront.

Best for Vale was Eanna Coady, Conor Twomy and Ryan Murphy.

A frantic start saw Ashlee Smith score for St Fiaccs in the first minute but the lead didn't last long as Vale were back level after 5 minutes with a goal from Katie Burke. It remained that way till just before halftime when Abbey O Shea scored to give Fiaccs a half time lead.

Into the second half and Kerri McDonald made a great save with her feet to keep the score in Fiaccs favour before Vale equalised through Katie Burke with her second goal of the game. 

Almost immediately Leah Corrigan picked the ball up just inside the opposition half and raced into the box to slot home and restore the lead for St Fiaccs.

A scramble in the box in the last few minutes saw Ali O Connor round off the scoring for St Fiaccs with a goal her performance deserved.

Player of the match for St Fiaccs was Hannah Matthews along with Leah Cummins and Hannah Kerfah. 

Best for Vale were Sarah Devine, Amy Farrell, Lana Kehoe & Emma Delacy.

Played in wet and windy conditions in the Superbowl today Vale took an early lead when Conor Kavanagh found the top corner with an unstoppable freekick to give the home team an early lead. Hanover levelled soon after. Kavanagh almost restored Vale's lead after a great passing move but his rocket of a shot smashed off the post with the keeper beaten. Hanover scored twice more for a half time score of 1-3. In the second half, both teams attacked and Vale was unlucky on a few occasions not to reduce the deficit.

Final score Vale 1-4 Hanover

Goalscorer for Vale was Conor Kavanagh

Best for Vale in a very good team performance was Jack Connolly. Ciarán Nolan and Aidan Nolan

Scorers for hanover. Ronan sullivan. Bailee Cooney. Aaron Burke and Sam mc hugh

Best for hanover Eoin Ryan. Ewah Breen and Jason Dillon

Vale Wanderers 10 - 0 New Oak

The weather was very testing for both teams with heavy rain throughout. Vale started well and scored early with TJ Darcy and Michael Dooley both grabbing a brace. TJ completed his hatrick just before half time. The second half started the same with Michael Dooley getting his third. Also on the score sheet were Luke Townsend, Fionn Power, Jamie Brennan and Keelan Byrne. Best for New Oak were Frank Ndahiro, Adam O'Neill and Sean Hennessy.

A very good game a in The Meadows today where St Pat's faces off against Vale Wanderers., it was very tight in the first half with St Pat's just nudging it with a very well taking goal from David McDonald from an assist by Mark Buggy.

HT 1-0

In the second half Pat's showed their strength with Peter Lynch scoring from from 30 yards out and Harry Delaney scoring from close range. Mark Buggy then scored a hat-trick for the second week in a row with assits from Shane Gurhy,Calum O'Brien-Murphy and Cormac McConnin.

FT 6-1

Best for St Pat's were Cormac McConnin, Dmitriy Shabalin and Calum O'Brien-Murphy

Both teams battled hard in wet conditions in Myshall this morning. It was a very close encounter with Milltown United just edging Vale Wanderers in an exciting game by two goals to nil. The two goals came in the first half. On twenty minutes a through ball to Kevin Kavanagh allowed him to score in a tight angle to the top corner (Assisted by Odhran D’Arcy). The second goal came just before half time when Conor Meaney scored an opportunistic goal in the penalty box. (Assisted by Kevin Kavanagh). Vale Wanderers had several promising attacks but the luck was not there on the day.

The second half remained very close with both teams creating several chances for goals. Vale Wanderers threatened to score on numerous occasions but Milltown United held firm and defended well. Similarly Milltown United hit on the counter attack - as well as hitting the cross bar they had a number of chances spurned by a very good Vale Wanderers defence.

Best for Vale Wanderers were Joe Kennedy, Naoise Brennan and Adam Farrell. Best for Milltown United were Ed Fenlon, Kyle Foley and Kevin Kavanagh.

A cold morning in Nurney but luckily the sun came out. The girls got off to a great start and Nurneys first goal was scored by Mai Craddock. Another goal for Mai Craddock which was assisted by Ellen Barrett. Vale kept the pressure on Nurney throughout the first half.

Half time score was 2-0

Shortly after the second half started Amy Farrell scored for Vale Wanderers. Nurney Villa responded with another goal by Ellen Barrett assisted by Alice Carroll. The girls where well matched. A great performance by both teams.

Final score 3-1

Best for Nurney; Kayleigh Carroll, Roisin Murphy and Rebecca Bermingham

Best for Vale: Sarah Devin and Lana Keogh

St Joseph’s welcomed Vale Wanders to McArdle’s Cross this morning for their first meeting this season. Vale Wander’s were first to score with a lovely goal from Alan Fitzgerald in the first half. St. Joseph’s equalised with a goal from Walter Webb, followed by a goal from MacDara Deane. Leaving the score 2-1 at half time to the home team.

Vale Wanders were denied in the second half with a great save by Ryan Gordon, followed by another goal from Walter Webb.

The final score was 3-1 to St Joseph’s.

A great performance for all of the St Joseph’s team.

Best for Vale Wanders were

Robbie Honeyball

Eanna Cody

Ryan Murphy

Goal scorers were

Alan Fitzgerald for Valentines Wanders

Walter Webb 2 for St Joseph’s

MacDara Deane 1 for St Joseph’s

St Pats put in a great team performance to beat Vale in the superbowl. The game was all square at half time as Tommy Cummins opened the Scoring with Daniel Hayden levelling. Pats went ahead through Darragh o Donoghue and Daniel Hayden got his second and Lee Dowling made it 4. Vale stayed trying but Pats were the better team on the day and deserved there Victory.

Best for Pats Stan Harland Nicky Downey Daniel Brennan

Best for Vale Fiacc O Toole Sean Nolan Max Mccabe

U-13 result. Bagenalstown 6, Vale 0. Great team performance by Bagenalstown who were 4 up at half time, with goals by Eoghan Hickey (1), Michael O' Riordan (2) and Jakub Sokal (1). Bagenalstown kept playing well in the second half and Michael O' Riordan completed his hat trick and James Farrell finished the scoring. Best for Bagenalstown were Rihards Ozols, Jakub Sokal, James Farrell and Aron Uzunkaya.

Best players for Vale were Jack Dunne, Adam Maher, Mark and Paul Fitzgerald.

Milltown started well and took an early lead when Declan Nolan scored from a great threw ball. Vale struck back when Aedon byrne found the cornor of the net and could of went ahead when they were awarded a penalty only for a great save from Kyle Foley. It was a even match and it was one all at half time. In the second half Milltown were made to pay for their missed chances when Dylan Hand and Kasper Gniedziejko scored for Vale to take all 3 pts.

Best for Milltown were Thomas Joyce, Ben Nolan and Cian Kelly.

Best for Vale were James McDonald and Jason Haughney.

Sallins Celtic 0-1 Vale Wanderers

Vale secured the win with a well taken goal in the opening quarter from Keeva Collins. Vale started the game confidently on the back of a good win against St Anne's last week. Early chances went a begging from Chantelle Kelly & Laura Kearney as the visitors tried to put Sallins on the back foot. Sallins began to gain a foothold as their direct style saw Aoife Roche & Orliath Sawyer tested at the back with Sammy Monahan saving well to deny Sallins their lone effort on target in the first half. Vale struck on 8 minutes as a dominant display in the opening half by Keeva Collins saw her combine well with Jane McDonald before driving a sweet left foot strike low to the Sallins right corner of the net. Collins could have doubled Vales lead 2 minutes later but her effort went wide. Just before the break, a superb solo run out of defence by Orliath Sawyer almost saw her cut through the entire Sallins team only to be denied by a well timed last ditch tackle.

The second half saw Sallins regroup as they put in a much improved display. However both defences dominated as chances were scarce. Laura Kearney had Vales best chance of the half as she was denied by a good save. Keeva Collins had twice broke well down the left with both her efforts off target. Aoife Roche HT roke well from defence but her effort from distance was blocked. Sallins rallied late on & had a couple of close moments to test Vales defence as Chantelle Kelly saved well. A dominant display by Orliath Sawyer & Aoife Roche saw Vale keep a clean sheet to secure the win.

Best for Vale were Keeva Collins, Aoife Roche & player of the match Orliath Sawyer