Enfield Celtic 2nds 6 vs 1 Bohermeen Celtic

Enfield Celtic 2nds welcomed Bohermeen Celtic to Flomax Park on 17 October 2026 for a 3:00pm kick-off in a league home match that ended in a resounding 6-1 victory for the hosts. The 90-minute contest, overseen by referee Noel Dempsey, saw Enfield Celtic 2nds assert their dominance with a commanding attacking display and clinical finishing.

Enfield Celtic 2nds lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, deploying Kyle Kavanagh in goal to marshal the defence. The back four consisted of Dylan Flynn at right back, Sam Scully and Paul Burdett as central defenders, and Brandon Tait operating at left back. In midfield, Ronan Corcoran and Sean Gallagher took up the two central midfield roles, tasked with both defensive duties and linking play. Ahead of them, the attacking midfield trio featured Cian Newman on the right, Reece Salmon centrally as the attacking midfielder, and Chris Browne on the left, all supporting lone striker Lee Sheehan. The substitutes named were Adam Carey, Siya Dube, Darragh Curtis, Braedan Carroll Browne, and Jody Campion.

The match burst into life early on as Enfield Celtic 2nds took the lead in the 15th minute. Brandon Tait, operating from left back, delivered a precise short pass inside the box to Lee Sheehan, who expertly finished with his right foot to open the scoring. This early goal set the tone for the hosts, who continued to press and create chances.

Ten minutes later, Enfield doubled their advantage through a well-executed cross from the right by Cian Newman. Lee Sheehan rose highest to meet the ball with a powerful header, sending it beyond the Bohermeen goalkeeper to make it 2-0. The visitors struggled to cope with the fluid attacking movement and the width provided by Enfield’s wide midfielders.

The first half concluded with Enfield firmly in control, their 4-2-3-1 formation allowing them to dominate possession and territory. Bohermeen Celtic found it difficult to penetrate the disciplined defensive line marshalled by Scully and Burdett, while the midfield pairing of Corcoran and Gallagher disrupted the opposition’s rhythm.

After the interval, Enfield continued their relentless assault. In the 66th minute, Chris Browne played a clever short pass inside the box to Lee Sheehan, who once again demonstrated his clinical finishing with a right-footed strike to extend the lead to 3-0. Sheehan’s hat-trick was a testament to his movement and composure in the final third, earning him the player of the match accolade.

Tactical changes soon followed as Enfield introduced Adam Carey for Ronan Corcoran in the 72nd minute, followed by Siya Dube replacing Cian Newman and Darragh Curtis coming on for the prolific Lee Sheehan just a minute later. These substitutions injected fresh energy into the side and maintained the attacking impetus.

The impact was immediate. In the 75th minute, Adam Carey set up Darragh Curtis with a neat short pass, allowing Curtis to slot home with his right foot and make it 4-0. The fluidity of the midfield and forward line was evident as the substitutes combined seamlessly.

Further tactical adjustments saw Braedan Carroll Browne replace Chris Browne in the 78th minute, and Jody Campion come on for Dylan Flynn at right back in the 83rd minute. Shortly after, Siya Dube converted a penalty to add a fifth goal for Enfield, emphatically sealing the contest.

Bohermeen Celtic managed a consolation goal at some point during the match, but it was overshadowed by Enfield’s dominance. The hosts rounded off their scoring in the 90th minute when Braedan Carroll Browne provided a short pass to Darragh Curtis, who finished from close range with his right foot to complete a brace and a comprehensive 6-1 victory.

Enfield Celtic 2nds’ tactical discipline, combined with the clinical finishing of Lee Sheehan and the effective use of substitutes, ensured a memorable afternoon at Flomax Park. The 4-2-3-1 formation allowed them to control the game from defence to attack, leaving Bohermeen Celtic with little answer to their opponents’ superior quality and cohesion.