REPORT | WU19 | Ireland 7-0 Georgia

REPORT | WU19 | Ireland 7-0 Georgia

The Ireland Women's Under-19s picked up their second win of UEFA European WU19 Championship Qualifying by beating Georgia 7-0 in Albena, Bulgaria.

Shamrock Rovers forward Anna Butler scored her sixth goal at this level when getting things started on eight minutes before Treaty United defender Kate Jones followed up on 26 minutes.

Butler got her second goal on 34 minutes and club-mate Ella Kelly netted two minutes later to send Ireland into the half-time break with a deserved and commanding lead.

Treaty United's Ciara Breslin was one of three changes made at the interval and she didn't waste any time to score her first WU19s goal with a finish on 49 minutes.

Bohemians midfielder Alex Devoy was next to score before Breslin completed her brace with a late goal to give the Girls in Green the victory.

Ireland sit top of Group B2 with one game left to play in these Round 1 qualifiers against Bulgaria on Tuesday, October 13th.

Ireland: Laura Fanning; Kate Jones (Aibhlinn Cotter 46), Holly O'Hagan, Emma Mooney, Ella Kelly (Maeve Wollmer 66); Madison McGuane, Tess Finn (Alex Devoy 46), Aoife Colbert Martin; Sophie Byrne (Ciara Breslin 46), Anna Butler (Beatrice Silickaite 66), Lauren Bowe.

Goalscorers: Anna Butler 8, 34, Kate Jones 26, Ella Kelly 36, Ciara Breslin 49, 89, Alex Devoy 82.

International Lead Coach: Chelsea Noonan.

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