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Coleraine 4-1 Larne
Carnegie Premier League - Tuesday, 1st January, 2008
COLERAINE got the New Year off to a stunning start with this comfortable defeat of basement boys Larne at The Showgrounds.

Gordon Patton grabbed the first goal of 2008 with a simple close range tap-in after Tommy McCallion pounced on a poor clearance by Chris Keenan to square the ball to his unmarked team-mate.

And David Patton made it 2-0 on the hour with a towering header from a John Watt ball into the middle of the area.

The Bannsiders looked home and dry on 66 minutes with their third, a Stephen Carson drive past Keenan after he took the time to control a cross from the right flank.

They rubber-stamped the points just three minutes later when David Patton finished comfortably from a Watt cross for his second of the game.

Larne did pull one back through Paul Hamilton 85 minutes but it was scant consolation for a side still two points adrift at the bottom of the table.

Picture: David Hunter
David Patton (Coleraine)

Coleraine
O'Hare, Watt, Cassidy, McVey, Neill, Boyce, McCallion, Heneghan, Carson, G. Patton, D. Patton subs McCart (replaced Watt 74), Hutchinson (replaced Boyce 74), Ewart (replaced Carson 80)

Larne
Keenan, Cleary, Robinson, A. Black, Hamilton, Lagan, Hand, R. Black, Hunter, Moran, Fulton subs Rafferty (replaced Keenan 73), Corrigan (replaced Hunter 77), Dickson (replaced Moran 74), McHugh (not used)

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Brian Turkington (Belfast)
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