The Last Kingdom: Last chance for GOTM Vote.

[RMJH4]

1st May 2025.

[Sonny]

I knew you were on a great run but I did not realize it was unbeaten still. Great job.

[Agent]

No losses the club is COOKING

[Soapy]

That Xixak layout makes cranking out updates a breeze

Absolutely. Xixak rips through seasons quickly so just learning from a pro

xman the goat?

[RMJH4]

I knew you were on a great run but I did not realize it was unbeaten still. Great job.

Yeah has been a nice start. Few tough ones but my stars Rowe and Nypan been getting it done. Dobbs scoring lately has been amazing.

[RMJH4]

Goal 3: Sverre Nypan vs St Pats Athletic - FAI Cup.

[RMJH4]

That Xixak layout makes cranking out updates a breeze

Absolutely. Xixak rips through seasons quickly so just learning from a pro

xman the goat?

For getting through seasons for sure. Always got time and big props for my fellow Utd supporter.

[JustinCase]

Glad to see a career taking place outside England. I may sound like a hypocrite here, currently playing with Blackburn, but I do otherwise enjoy playing with clubs in other leagues. Took me a while to realize that you're apparently playing in the 2nd tier? Interesting choice. I'll make sure to take note on how this one progresses. Looks good so far with the undefeated run and all. Good luck.

[RMJH4]

Captain McCourt out for 8 Weeks with Broken Elbow.

Wexford FC captain Robbie McCourt is set for a spell on the sidelines after suffering a broken elbow in last week’s dramatic FAI Cup victory over St Patrick’s Athletic.

The influential centre-back was injured during the second half of the cup tie and subsequent scans have confirmed the extent of the damage, with McCourt now ruled out for approximately eight weeks. The timing is a significant blow for Wexford FC, with the club in the thick of the promotion race and a demanding run of fixtures ahead in the League of Ireland First Division.

McCourt has been a cornerstone of Wexford’s impressive start to the season, marshalling the defence and leading by example both on and off the pitch. His absence will be keenly felt, but the club have moved quickly to ensure continuity in leadership.

Forward Mikie Rowe has been confirmed as the new captain in McCourt’s absence. Rowe, already one of the most influential figures in the dressing room, will take on the armband as Wexford look to maintain momentum at the top end of the table. Midfielder Conor Levingston has been named vice-captain.

Speaking internally, the mood at Ferrycarrig Park remains upbeat, with confidence that the squad’s depth and leadership group can absorb the setback. McCourt is expected to remain closely involved around the team during his recovery, providing guidance from the sidelines as Wexford push on through a crucial phase of the season.

[RMJH4]

Wexford FC 1 - 2 Cobh Ramblers | First Divison Highlights


Cobh out fight Wexford as unbeaten runs ends.

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Wexford FC 4-2-3-1: A. Moody, D. Dunne, J. Lyons, D. Larkin, E. Osam, C. Levingston, A. Gunnarsson, F. Wasilewski, S. Nypan, O. Lopez, M. Rowe (C).

Subs: K. Harnett for O. Lopez - Injury (51'), A. Dobbs for F. Wasilewski (72').

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Man of the Match
Billy Coffey (COB): 8.3 rating, 2 goals.

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Match Facts
45% - Possession - 55%
9 - Shots - 8
6 - Shots on Target - 4
80% - Pass Accuracy - 81%
10 - Tackles - 12

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Match Events
18' M. Rowe (WEX)
57' B. Coffey (COB)
64' B. Coffey (COB)

First Division Results.