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Sporting Fingal -v- Dundalk
by P.J. Murray
Fri, Aug 13 2010
Sporting Fingal -v- Dundalk – Match Preview A tale of two form teams clash on Friday night at Morton Stadium, Fingal are looking for their third win in as many games while Dundalk are merely attempting to stem their recent poor run. (Kick Off 7.45pm)

Liam Buckley’s side are unbeaten in domestic action since losing to Drogheda United on July 19th and in the interim they participated in a thrilling 3-3 draw with Shamrock Rovers at Tallaght stadium.

In contrast Dundalk have failed to win on the domestic scene since beating Drogheda United 2-1 back in July at Oriel Park. Their recent form has seen them plummet from the top of the table and many are predicting a possible relegation battle come the closing stages of the season.

Fingal come into this game off the back of a hard fought win against a dogged Galway side at Terryland Park, speaking about the win Fingal manager Liam Buckley said

“The win at Galway was by the narrowest of margins but I felt our attacking play merited more than just the one goal. Then, on Tuesday, we got over a possible banana skin in the in the FAI Ford Cup third round replay at Mervue United. The chances were plentiful again. There were good finishes by Shaun Williams Gary O’Neill while Conan Byrne’s later brace wrapped up a good night’s work.”

The homeside currently hold the advantage in clashes between the teams this season as Fingal have picked up maximum points with a 2-1 win at Morton back the at the start of the league followed by a win at Oriel by the same scoreline. However Dundalk did eliminate the Ravens from the EA Sports cup with a 2-0 win in Louth.

Speaking ahead of the game Dundalk defender Shaun Kelly said “It’s not a lie that we haven’t performed well enough recently, we know that ourselves. But I think it was a good display against UCD last Friday in the second half. We came out after the break and we were the better side and I think we deserved the three points.”

For the trip to Morton Dundalk will be without the suspended Stephen Maher, while Garry Breen (illness) and Alan Cawley (back) are also certain absentees. Cawley went under the knife last Monday and reported that the operation “went well”. Stephen McDonnell has returned from international duty and is available along with captain Liam Burns who has not appeared since the side’s last clean sheet. Steven Lennon (foot) is doubtful.

Liam Buckley will have to plan without Colin Hawkins while Shaun Maher returns from suspension to boost the Ravens squad. Lorcan Fitzgerald (hamstring) and Shane McFaul (groin) face pre-match fitness tests.

Sporting Fingal
Injured: Colin Hawkins
Doubtful: Lorcan Fitzgerald, Shane McFaul
Suspended: None.

Dundalk
Injured: Gary Breen, Alan Cawley, .
Doubtful: Steven Lennon .
Suspended: Stephen Maher.

Referee: R Winter.
Extratime Prediction: Fingal to win 2-0.

На Урал - Ротор есть смысл так наверное зайти,
Урал - Ротор Не заб2 1.95

Ротору без каньенды херовасто, Мысин и Трифонов в принципе могут засадить, но уж больно хорош Урал в обороне дома

Drogheda United -v- Shamrock Rovers
by Eimear Taaffe
Thu, Aug 12 2010
Coming into this fixture Drogheda United are currently in ninth place in the Airtricity League, with only one win in their last five ties. Shamrock Rovers have emerged from a good European run and a huge 3-0 victory over Bohemians last week. It goes without saying that the Hoops are the on form side and are obvious favourites to pick up the points in the Friday night clash.

Rovers recent cluttered schedule leaves Craig Sives a doubt due to a groin strain. Meanwhile, Pat Flynn is suspended due to his red card in Sunday’s big game. Chris Turner is also suspended for the fixture; with long-term absentee's Dessie Baker and Pat Sullivan unavailable to face the Drogs. Over in the home camp the news is happier as Brendan McGill is the only name on the injury list this week.

Commenting before the weekends action, Director of Football Darius Kierans seems confident. “We have a lot of bodies back and probably our best performance of the season was in Tallaght when we were unlucky to win. So we aren’t afraid of them by any stretch of the imagination.” Although, Kierans was quick to add, “I was impressed with their two legs against Juventus and then they had a great win over Bohs at the weekend.”

So while the points the difference is 27, it certainly will be a good match between the sides as the Hoops who travel to Hunky Dory Park to face a young, determined Drogheda.

Venue: Hunky Dory Park, Drogheda.
Paddypower.com odds: Drogheda United11/2, Shamrock Rovers 1/2, Draw 12/5.
Referee: A.Buttimer

Drogheda United
Injured: Brendan McGill
Doubtful: None
Suspended: None.

Shamrock Rovers
Injured: Pat Sullivan, Dessie Baker
Doubtful: Craig Sives
Suspended: Chris Turner, Pat Flynn
Extratime.ie Prediction: Drogheda United 1-2 Shamrock Rovers