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Lisburn Distillery 0-4 Linfield
Carnegie Premier League - Saturday, 4th November, 2006
LINFIELD put their recent scoring drought behind them with this four goal demolition of Lisburn Distillery at Ballyskeagh.

And they only needed five minutes to get off the mark when reacted quickest to turn the ball home after a Glenn Ferguson volley came back off an upright.

But Ferguson only had to wait until the 22nd minute to get his name on the scoresheet when he fired past David Wilton after Winkie Murphy knocked on a Stephen Douglas free-kick.

The Blues extended their advantage five minutes from the interval with Thompson's second of the game after he stabbed the ball home when a Douglas effort was pushed out by the 19-year-old keeper.

To make a bad worse the Whites were then reduced to ten men right on the strike of half-time with Conor Hagan's dismissal for kicking out at Jamie Mulgrew.

And Mulgrew had the last laugh on 72 minutes when he completed the scoring with a half-volley from around 20 yards in what was his first goal for the defending champions.

Picture: David Hunter
Jamie Mulgrew (Linfield)

Lisburn Distillery
Wilton, McKeown, Muir, Buchanan, Thompson, Catney, Hagan, McCann, Verner, Waterworth, Martin subs Johnston (replaced Waterworth 74), Bell (replaced Catney 77), Ferguson (replaced McKeown 79)

Linfield
Mannus, Douglas, Murphy, Bailie, O'Kane, Kingsberry, Gault, Mulgrew, Stewart, Ferguson, Thompson subs McAreavey (replaced Gault 73), Adamson (replaced Ferguson 73), Ervin (replaced Stewart 75)

Referee
David Malcolm (Bangor)
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