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Gemma McGuinness in action in the Avenir Sports All-Island Cup final against Cliftonville
Gemma McGuinness scored the only goal of the game as Galway United won the first-ever Avenir Sports All-Island Cup final.
The Greencastle native, who was also named Played of the Match in the 1-0 win over Cliftonville at The Showgrounds in Sligo, scored a neat chip in 11 minutes to take the trophy west.
Jesteśmy po pierwszej połowie kobiecego finału inauguracyjnego All-Island Cup. Galway United prowadzi z Cliftonville 1-0. Gemma McGuinness z ładnym golem na koncie pic.twitter.com/FuAxwDSCE2
— Irlandzki Futbol (@IrlandzkiFutbol) July 23, 2023
McGuinness also scored the winning penalty in the semi-final, against Wexford Youths, in a 4-3 success following a 1-1 draw.
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