Having to travel to Belfast for what could have been a tricky encounter was turned into a one sided affair. DUY took control from the very first whistle with chances coming thick and fast and after just 6 mins the first goal came with a well controlled pass by Matty Montgomery who duly slotted the ball into the net, With all the the pressure at the s.o.p.f.c end it was only a matter of time till the next goal came which was in the form of a penalty by Craig McMorris, 2 mins later DUY had another penalty which was slotted home by Jason Cluff. 3 - 0 half time.

At half time manager Karle Farquhar asked the players to up their passing game which they did to brilliant effect firstly with Sean Keenan scoring number 4 with a well placed shot into the bottom corner then came the goal of the day with 13 passes from keeper right through the team resulting in a great cross from new signing Craig Breen which was headed in by DUY goalkeeper Chris Johns who changed places with Sean Keenan outfield with 20 mins remaining. Managers Karle and Stephen said afterwards that they were well impressed with the second half performance and that the passing and movement they showed will set them up for a bigger test next week against Cliftonville.

M.O.M was Rian McHugh.