Sporting Upsets: The summer that London tore up the script of two and out
The summer of 2013 was golden for a hotchpotch collection of footballers in London
Division Four: Antrim and Louth give nothing away ahead of league final
Wicklow end their losing streak against London as Wexford ease past rivals Carlow
Gearoid McKiernan hits 1-6 as Cavan dismantle London
Midfielder was outstanding in one-sided contest at Ruislip
Roscommon negotiate first hurdle easily in London
London left to rue a wides at Ruislip as Ros set up Connacht semi-final clash with Sligo
Leitrim land first league win of campaign
A goal by substitute Thomas Mulvey in the 53rd minute confirmed Leitrim’s dominance
Carlow pushed all the way by London in Division Four clash
Hughie Gahan and Darragh O’Brien goals prove decisive
Galway put on show of strength in Ruislip
Galway centre-forward Shane Walsh outstanding, finishing with 1-6, as London freeze
London fairytale turns to nightmare as Galway cut loose
Alan Mulholland’s side run out 19-point winners in Ruislip
London looking to build on last year’s success
Odds-on favourites Galway face a team no longer content with punchbag role
Coggins continues to accentuate the positive as London look forward to taking on Cavan at headquarters
“We are looking forward to Croke Park. There won’t be a problem getting the lads up for it.”
Mayo dismiss London for Connacht three-in-a-row
Exiles overpowered in uncharted territory as Cillian O’Connor grabs hat-trick in Castlebar
Shane Mulligan’s long commute brings a Connacht final at the end of the line
It can be a slog with 18-hour days and treks across the city but London’s centre back is happy to keep going
London into Connacht final with replay win over Leitrim
Armagh destroy Wicklow at the Athletic Grounds, Derry too strong for Sligo
London denied at the death
Exiles held to a draw by Leitrim after almost earning a place in the Connacht final
If London lose to Leitrim, it won’t be because of a lack of fitness or conditioning
Paul Coggins has changed the regime to turn the Exiles’ traditional weakness into strength
Donegal sweep aside Tyrone and make a powerful statement of summer intent
Jim McGuinness’s team serve notice that thet have retained their hunger
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