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Yahoo
3 days ago
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Loan watch and ex-Blues: mixed fortunes on duo's debuts
There were mixed fortunes for Carlisle United's loan players in their first competitive outings this weekend. Will Patching was on the winning side for Coleraine but Freddie O'Donoghue's Queen of the South debut ended in defeat. Midfielder Patching was in the Coleraine XI as they faced Larne on the opening weekend of the Sports Direct Premiership in Northern Ireland. The 26-year-old, who is on a season-long loan with the Bannsiders, played the full game as Ruaidhri Higgins' side struck late on to win 1-0. Joel Cooper's 86th-minute goal made it a winning start for Patching and his team-mates at the Coleraine Showgrounds. Next up for the Blues loanee is a trip to Cliftonville next weekend. Teenage frontman O'Donoghue was a substitute for Queen of the South against Hamilton Academical a day after joining Peter Murphy's Scottish League One side on a half-season loan. He was introduced from the bench in the 64th minute when the Doonhamers trailing 4-1. O'Donoghue came close to scoring soon after coming on but Murphy's side – who also featured Taylor Charters – could not turn the tide and suffered a 4-1 defeat in their second league game of the campaign. Next for the young Blues prospect and his team-mates is a Challenge Cup trip to East Kilbride tonight. A number of ex-Blues were in the thick of the weekend action, meanwhile. League Two saw both Omari Patrick and Kristian Dennis on the scoresheet for Tranmere Rovers as they thrashed Shrewsbury Town 4-0. In League One, Jack Diamond claimed a goal and an assist for Stockport County as they won 2-1 at Wycombe Wanderers, with Owen Moxon also in the Hatters' XI. Cumbrian keeper James Trafford made his first Manchester City first-team outing as Pep Guardiola's side defeated Palermo 3-0 to win the Anglo Palermitan trophy in pre-season. And Dean Henderson saved two Liverpool penalties to help Crystal Palace claim shoot-out success to win the Community Shield. In National League North, Adam Murray enjoyed a winning start as Kidderminster Harriers boss as they defeated Scarborough Athletic 1-0. In the same division, Andy Preece's Chorley started with a 3-2 win at Darlington. And Ian Watson's first league game with South Shields was also a successful one thanks to a 1-0 win against Marine. National League South saw Angelo Balanta on target in Hornchurch's 3-2 win over Weston-super-Mare. In the Northern Premier League Premier Division, Darren Edmondson's first competitive game back as Workington Reds manager saw a 2-1 defeat at home to Gary Liddle's Whitby Town. Carlisle City's unbeaten start to the Northern League Division One season continued with a 3-1 win at West Allotment Celtic on Friday night, Keighran Kerr notching the third goal for Dan Kirkup's second-placed side. Jason Blackburn was one of two players sent off for Horden CW in their 4-0 defeat at Birtley Town. In the North West Counties League First Division South, meanwhile, Ben Marshall hit the winner for Eccleshall in their 1-0 victory over Allscott Heath. North of the border, meanwhile, two former Carlisle bosses went head to head in the Scottish Premiership, as Steven Pressley's Dundee took on Rangers, where Mike Williamson is first-team coach. Pressley's side came close to winning at Ibrox but a late penalty from the Gers' James Tavernier cancelled out Ryan Astley's opener to force a 1-1 draw.
BBC News
14-06-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Patching joins Coleraine on loan from Carlisle
Former Derry City midfielder Will Patching has joined Coleraine on a season-long loan from Carlisle who previously had spells at Notts County and Dundalk, initially joined the Candystripes on loan in 26-year-old then made the move to the Brandywell permanent and won the FAI Cup in 2022 under current Bannsiders boss Ruaidhri Englishman left Derry in January of this year to sign for National League side Carlisle, and he made 10 appearances for the club last have a recall option to bring Patching back to Brunton Park in January said that Patching, who becomes the Bannsiders' fourth summer arrival, is an "extremely talented player"."He scored over 30 goals and provided over 30 assists during his time at Derry, so his output from midfield is outstanding," Higgins told the club's website."I know the last 9 to 12 months hasn't gone the way he would have liked personally. He'll have a real hunger to show people what he's capable of, and when he's happy, he is an absolute joy to watch."The Bannsiders have also confirmed that Conor Murray has put pen to paper on a permanent deal with the Scottish midfielder signed from Hamilton Academical on loan last summer and made 35 appearances, scoring three goals."Once I knew the club wanted to keep me, it was an easy decision and I've thoroughly enjoyed my time here so far," Murray told the club's website."I'm just eager to get back into pre-season and the signings we have made so far just shows that the club is moving in the right direction."
Belfast Telegraph
13-06-2025
- Sport
- Belfast Telegraph
Former Derry City favourite excited to link up with former boss at Coleraine: ‘I'm just buzzing'
Former Derry City hero Will Patching can't wait to link up with his old boss Ruaidhri Higgins at the Coleraine Showgrounds. The talented midfielder has signed a season-long loan with the Bannsiders from League Two club Carlisle United.
