Bangor ends away drought with victory at Ballymena United

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Nov, 01:32 · Archive

Bangor beat Ballymena United 1-0 away, ending a run without an away victory.

Bangor beat Ballymena United 1-0 in an away fixture, ending a run without an away victory. Long-serving striker Ben Arthurs scored in the match, which represented a significant step forward for the Irish League side currently climbing from the bottom of the table.

Manager Lee Feeney praised his back line after the victory, calling their performance 'unbelievable'. He warned his players after the win to embrace the present and feel 'blessed and fortunate' at where they find themselves, offering a reminder amid the team's improvement.

How it is being reported

• Irish League side on the rise from bottom with reminder for 'blessed and fortunate' view of big stageBangor’s current campaign gained a significant step forward thanks to long-serving striker Ben Arthurs – with boss Lee Feeney warning his players after the 1-0 win to embrace the present.News Letter · 1 Nov, 01:01
• Bangor boss Lee Feeney praises ‘unbelievable’ back line after ending wait for away winBallymena United 0 Bangor 1Belfast Telegraph · 31 Oct, 20:00

In this story: Bangor · Ballymena United · Lee Feeney · Ben Arthurs

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