Soccer: Galway come from a goal down to take lead

Galway Utd have come from a goal down to take the lead in their Eircom League match against St Patrick's Athletic.

Fri, 30 Mar, 2001 - 22:08

Galway Utd 2, St Pats Athletic 1 (latest)

Galway Utd have come from a goal down to take the lead in their Eircom League match against St Patrick's Athletic.

Robert Griffin opened the scoring for the away side on 32 mins.

But Bobby Ryan grabbed the equaliser for United in the 56th minute before Eric Lavine scored on 63 mins.

Meanwhile in Division One, Athlone Town are ahead against Cobh Ramblers.

Andy Myler scored for Town in the 44th minute.

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