Bray Wanderers finished fourth in Group 1 of the League of Ireland's Cairdeas Cup after Finn Harps retained the title with a dominant performance. The Seagulls, currently second in the First Division with 40 points from 24 games (11W-7D-6L), struggled in the tournament, failing to advance past the group stage.
What happened in the Cairdeas Cup?
Finn Harps secured their second consecutive Group 1 title, defeating Bray Wanderers 3-1 in their final group match. The Donegal side, led by goalkeeper David Crawford, remained unbeaten throughout the competition, while Bray Wanderers finished with just one win from their four matches.
Why it matters for Bray Wanderers
Despite the setback, Bray Wanderers remain in strong form domestically, sitting second in the First Division, 14 points behind leaders Cork City. Their recent league results include a 2-1 win over Cobh Ramblers on July 24, extending their winning streak to four games.
What comes next for Bray Wanderers?
The Seagulls will look to bounce back when they host Kerry FC on July 31. With 48 goals scored and 31 conceded this season, Bray Wanderers will aim to maintain their momentum in the league title race.
