All square for Rangers in match with global audience

By The Newsroom
Published 26th Apr 2016, 11:20 BST
Updated 26th Apr 2016, 12:24 BST
Chairman John Patterson presenting Christopher Chambers with a token of appreciation after the centre half reached 300 senior appearances for Banbridge Rangers.Chairman John Patterson presenting Christopher Chambers with a token of appreciation after the centre half reached 300 senior appearances for Banbridge Rangers.
Chairman John Patterson presenting Christopher Chambers with a token of appreciation after the centre half reached 300 senior appearances for Banbridge Rangers.
Saturday's Intermediate A fixture had a very much end of season feel about it as neither team put in a competitive display which ended with a 1-1 draw.

Maybe not the best advert for Mid Ulster Football in a landmark game which was broadcast live on Facebook in full on Saturday, with almost 1000 people tuning in to watch from as far away as Spain and USA.

The bottom side in the league have improved since the turn of the year with several good results, mostly at their home pitch, which is extremely bobbly and not suited to flowing football.

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