DKOS continued their impressive cup form with a 6-1 win away to Londonderry Rangers.
The victory marked an eighth straight win in all competitions as the team build up momentum towards the end of the year.
After an even start to the game, the away side soon stamped their authority on the cup tie.
A teasing Ellis corner was met by the head of top scorer Jamie Gregory, who expertly guided the ball past the keeper.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Soon after, a teasing Ellis corner was met by the head of top scorer Jamie Gregory, who expertly guided the ball past the keeper.
Harry made it a hat trick of helping hands after his cross was converted by Francis from close range.
DKOS had turned on the style, and soon scored a goal fitting of their performance.
Marco Zizzi did his chances of usurping Bishop as set piece specialist no harm, curling in a wonderful effort into the top corner from 25 yards.
Rangers were able to offer a brief reply before half time, but DKOS still pulled further away.
Sean Walsh grabbed his first goal for the club with a poacher's effort before the break, putting DKOS in a commanding position at half time.
The boys were in full control for the rest of the match, being comfortable enough to miss a hatful of chances to put the score into double figures.
They were able to register in the second half, as Ben Ford's goalbound cross deceived the Rangers keeper.
The result sees DKOS advance in another cup competition as they look to compete on every front possible for as long as possible.
#HALADKOS
The victory marked an eighth straight win in all competitions as the team build up momentum towards the end of the year.
After an even start to the game, the away side soon stamped their authority on the cup tie.
A teasing Ellis corner was met by the head of top scorer Jamie Gregory, who expertly guided the ball past the keeper.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Soon after, a teasing Ellis corner was met by the head of top scorer Jamie Gregory, who expertly guided the ball past the keeper.
Harry made it a hat trick of helping hands after his cross was converted by Francis from close range.
DKOS had turned on the style, and soon scored a goal fitting of their performance.
Marco Zizzi did his chances of usurping Bishop as set piece specialist no harm, curling in a wonderful effort into the top corner from 25 yards.
Rangers were able to offer a brief reply before half time, but DKOS still pulled further away.
Sean Walsh grabbed his first goal for the club with a poacher's effort before the break, putting DKOS in a commanding position at half time.
The boys were in full control for the rest of the match, being comfortable enough to miss a hatful of chances to put the score into double figures.
They were able to register in the second half, as Ben Ford's goalbound cross deceived the Rangers keeper.
The result sees DKOS advance in another cup competition as they look to compete on every front possible for as long as possible.
#HALADKOS
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