WATCH- Ludden: “This is one of the Hardest Places to Come Down to”

Treaty United defender Marc Ludden was full of praise for his teammates following Saturday night’s 0-2 win over Cobh Ramblers.

Ludden was stand-in captain for the night following the late withdrawal of Jack Lynch from the starting line-up and felt it was a great victory in one of the trickiest grounds in the country.

This is one of the most difficult places to come down to.

“I thought for the first 15-20 minutes they had the better of us but we grew into it and got the game plan right.”

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