Football
Harbour United win the derby with a late header
The Meridian Daily ·
Thursday, 24 September 2026 ·
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A header from Tomas Reyes in the 88th minute gave Harbour United a 2-1 win over Ridge Hill Rovers in front of 31,000 fans at the Quayside Stadium.
Rovers had taken the lead early in the second half through a fine long-range shot from Leon Abara, but United levelled from a corner ten minutes later.
The win lifts United to third in the league, two points behind the leaders. "The supporters carried us tonight," said manager Ines Varga.
The next fixture is away from home on Saturday, against opponents who have not lost at their own ground this season.
Club officials confirmed that tickets for the next home game are almost sold out.
Rovers had taken the lead early in the second half through a fine long-range shot from Leon Abara, but United levelled from a corner ten minutes later.
The win lifts United to third in the league, two points behind the leaders. "The supporters carried us tonight," said manager Ines Varga.
The next fixture is away from home on Saturday, against opponents who have not lost at their own ground this season.
Club officials confirmed that tickets for the next home game are almost sold out.
