SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division Round 28 | Drogheda United 3-1 Cork City | Highlights

Drogheda United picked up a huge win in the battle to avoid the Promotion/Relegation Play-Off with a 3-1 win against Cork City.

[@alexboyle4794]

Shocking ref .ruined that match .

[@CathalOGradaigh]

Shocking

[@colmshanahan4583]

Not exactly the first farcical performance from Rob Hennessey. If only it would be the last.

[@craigles7]

Agree. He's the worst in the league for it... and that's saying something.

[@christophermyles]

It was nice having yous lads but enjoy Cobh away next year

[@robbysfootyfocus]

This win should be enough to keep drogheda up and send cork into the relegation play offs

[@patrickmercie]

Refereeing standards we have sadly become accustomed to. Poor, poor, poor. That said, well done Drogheda!

[@tommymurphy459]

If you're referring to the sending off, it was a correct second yellow/red card.

[@davecarabini2452]

The red card is a red card, Dijksteel runs 30 yards to push Luke Heeney, it's a yellow card simple The penalty is a penalty, it was right in front of me and there's a clip of Foley's boot as well as a hand on the back, stupid foul from Corks captain And I'd be the first to criticise referees for poor decisions, much to the detriment of my own refereeing career

[@dontmesswithcrows]

@@davecarabini2452 Deegan takes a City player out. The player is on the ground and Heeney, rather than be concerned about the injured player decides to try to push him off the pitch. Yet Dijksteel is the one who gets the yellow card. Regarding the penalty decision, you obviously saw something that even the commentators didn't see. But then, you're a ref so you must be right.

[@doc2960]

@@dontmesswithcrowsLuke Heeney got a yellow as well

[@formulaenjoyeryes]

@@dontmesswithcrowsLuke Heeney is also correctly booked. Don’t act like it’s only Dijksteel. Deegan and the Cork player go in for a 50/50 challenge, not a foul or a card

[@billyoconnell6669]

Shocking from hennessy but not surprised he loves to be the centre of attention in every game he refs