REPORT | WU17 | Ireland 6-0 Kosovo

REPORT | WU17 | Ireland 6-0 Kosovo

The Ireland Women's Under-17s sealed promotion to League A in UEFA Women's Under-17 European Championship Qualifying following a 6-0 victory over Kosovo.

Ciara Milton got the Girls in Green off to the perfect start with a goal inside the first minute and captain Lara Dallaghan followed that with a finish two minutes later.

By the time the clock had hit 10 minutes Ireland were 3-0 up with Hailey Twomey following her Shamrock Rovers club-mates in getting on the scoresheet.

Ireland added two more goals through Treaty United's Ellen Goggin and Bohemians midfielder Maisy Healy to take a commanding lead into the half-time break.

The final goal of the game arrived on 66 minutes when Goggin got her second goal and fourth of this round of qualifiers - having previously netted a brace against Azerbaijan.

In three games, Ireland scored 24 goals and recorded three clean sheets to aid their quest to secure a place at next summer's finals tournament.

Ireland: Sarah Doyle; Skye Barrett, Keela Donnelly Meehan (Caoimhe Devane 46), Leah O'Leary Callender, Ava Hallinan; Ellen Goggin, Lara Dallaghan, Maisy Healy (Fiadh Woods 58); Halle Harcourt (Aoibhe Galvin 68), Ciara Milton (Mia Whelan 59), Hailey Twomey (Abbie Duffy 46).

Goalscorers: Ciara Milton 1, Lara Dallaghan 3, Hailey Twomey 10, Ellen Goggin 28, 66, Maisy Healy 32.

International Lead Coach: James Scott.

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