Waterford United Under-20s take on Carlow FC in their second game of the season this Wednesday, October 1st, with kick-off at 7.45pm.The game was originally scheduled for the Waterpark RC astroturf pitch, but has today been switched to the grass pitch of Ferrybank FC.

[b]Longford Town 0 – 3 Waterford United[/b]Waterford United put real pressure on league leaders Dundalk with a tidy 3-0 victory at Flancare Park tonight. The Blues have so often been playing catch-up this season, thanks to Dundalk’s Thursday night home fixtures, but for once they had the chance to make the Lilywhites sweat a bit, and they took that chance with both hands.

Waterford United face another tough test of their title credentials when they travel to Flancare Park to take on Longford Town this Saturday (KO 7.30pm).Monday night’s highly anticipated clash with Shelbourne at Tolka didn’t disappoint, with the Blues putting in one of their best performances of the season, and ending up somewhat unlucky to be leaving Dublin 3 with just a single point, albeit having survived a late, extremely controversial, Anto Flood penalty.

[b]Shelbourne 0 – 0 Waterford United[/b]Waterford United had to settle for a share of the spoils at the end of a high-octane contest at Tolka Park tonight. Both sides came looking for all three points, but despite a hatful of chances at each end, and a hugely controversial penalty, the goals somehow remained unbreached after ninety hugely entertaining minutes.

[b]U20 League: Waterford United 4 – Cobh Ramblers 0[/b]Waterford United got their U20 league campaign off to the best of starts at a sun-drenched RSC today, comfortably easing past Cobh Ramblers by four goals to no reply.

After securing a vital three points at home on Friday, Waterford United go looking for three more as they travel to Tolka Park to take on Shelbourne this Monday night (KO 8.00pm).

Waterford’s first game in the U20 league, against Cobh Ramblers, has been moved from Saturday 20th to Sunday 21st at the RSC. The kick-off time remains 2pm.This is to facilitate Cobh Ramblers, whose senior team play on Saturday night.Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

[b]Waterford United 1 – 0 Wexford Youths[/b]Waterford United proved too strong for their nearest rivals in a grim battle at the RSC tonight. A fired up Wexford side came with every intention of taking something back to Ferrycarrig, but two moments of indiscipline – one pardoned, one punished – proved the difference between the sides.

Waterford United will be looking to re-ignite their title push with a convincing win over Wexford Youths at the RSC this Friday (KO 7.45pm).

Waterford United’s inaugural U-20 match against Carlow FC, due to take place tomorrow evening at Tullow, has been called off due to an unplayable waterlogged pitch.