Champagne continues to be on ice as Cork City played out a hugely entertaining and battling 0-0 draw at a jam packed Dalymount Park. In a very physical first half that ebbed and flowed in both teams favour, it was the visitors that settled quickest.
Champagne continues to be on ice as Cork City played out a hugely entertaining and battling 0-0 draw at a jam packed Dalymount Park.
In a very physical first half that ebbed and flowed in both teams favour, it was the visitors that settled quickest. The pacey Kieran Sadlier cut inside onto his left foot and drilled a low effort just wide of the near post that had Shane Supple scrambling.
The home side grew into the game from then with Ismahil Akinade looking a threat down the right wing and Oscar Brennan having an effort from distance. The hosts started the second half much better pressing higher up the field, resulting in a spate of corners.
The best chance of the half fell to Bohs top scorer Corcoran moments later. The impressive Kavanagh cut inside to cross with his left onto the head of Corcoran but the big number nine couldn't get the power behind it to trouble McNulty.
Substitute Ian Morris forced McNulty into another top drawer save with his first touch as the hosts look to nick the win it at the death but 0-0 it finished and the title race continues for another week at least
