Athlone Town manager John Sullivan reflected on his side’s 3-0 defeat to Glasgow City, expressing satisfaction with the team’s performance despite the scoreline.

He highlighted the key differences between the two teams, while also turning his attention to the upcoming FAI Cup semi-final and the Europa Cup second leg on Wednesday

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Megan Smyth Lynch marked her second start since returning with a superb brace in Shelbourne’s 8–0 victory against Sligo Rovers.

The midfielder, who has been working her way back into the side over the past two months, was delighted to get a full 90 minutes under her belt — and even more pleased to find the net twice.

“Getting two goals is even better going into a huge game next week against Galway,” she told us after the match.

Shelbourne forward Mackenzie Anthony struck four times in an 8–0 victory over Sligo Rovers, moving level with Kelly Brady in the Golden Boot race.

Speaking after the game, Anthony was quick to highlight the team’s all-round effort, saying: “It is always a good day when you have a clean sheet and eight goals.”

She admitted the result came at the right time, adding: “I think we needed the confidence boost, a little morale boost.”

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Kelly Brady struck her 13th goal of the Women’s Premier Division season to move one clear at the top of the Golden Boot race, playing a crucial role in Athlone Town’s 2–1 victory over Shelbourne.

The result lifted Athlone back to the summit of the table by a single point in the title race.

Speaking afterwards, Brady reflected on the importance of the win and shared her thoughts on the challenge ahead as the team quickly turns its focus to Wednesday’s Champions League fixture

Shelbourne boss Eoin Wearen reflected on his side’s 2–1 defeat to Athlone Town, admitting the first half cost them as they conceded poor goals and showed too much respect to the hosts.

However, he was encouraged by a much-improved second-half display where Shels created chances, pulled one back, and looked far more dangerous.

Wearen also highlighted the disallowed goal for Mackenzie Anthony and the red card shown to Jemma Quinn as two major moments that went against his team.

Despite the setback, he stressed the importance of carrying the second-half performance into future games and ensuring the season maintains momentum rather than drifting away.

Athlone Town attacker Roisin Molloy capped off a superb performance with the TG4 Player of the Match award as her side edged past Shelbourne 2–1 to move top of the Women’s Premier Division. Molloy was instrumental throughout, setting up Kelly Brady’s goal and driving much of Athlone’s attacking play in a crucial win at Lissywollen.

After the match, Molloy shared her thoughts on Athlone’s return to the summit of the league and looked ahead to Wednesday’s Champions League tie. With confidence high, she believes the team is ready to test themselves on the European stage