Neil
22/06/2001, 3:18 PM
Bohemians face FC Levadia Maardu of Estonia in the first qualifying round of the Champions' League .
The draw for the Champions' League was made this morning in Geneva. The first leg of the Bohs game will take place at Dalymount Park and it will be held on the 11th of August, while the return leg will take place a week later in Estonia.
Should Bohs progress, they will face Halmstads BK of Sweden in the second qualifying round.
In the UEFA Cup , Longford Town have been drawn against Bulgarian outfit FC Lovech. Town will host their visitors at Flancare Park on August 9th, with the second leg a fortnight later.
Shelbourne will travel to Denmark on the 9th of August to take on Brøndby of Denmark, and they will be in action again at Tolka Park 14 days later.
In general, the results have been fairly reasonable from a National League perspective. Bohs could have been drawn against a much easier team, but they will still be confident of beating Maardu.
Shelbourne have the Scandinavian experience from last year and they will not be scared of Brøndby, while Longford Town could well surprise the Bulgarians yet. It is all to look forward to.
The draw for the Champions' League was made this morning in Geneva. The first leg of the Bohs game will take place at Dalymount Park and it will be held on the 11th of August, while the return leg will take place a week later in Estonia.
Should Bohs progress, they will face Halmstads BK of Sweden in the second qualifying round.
In the UEFA Cup , Longford Town have been drawn against Bulgarian outfit FC Lovech. Town will host their visitors at Flancare Park on August 9th, with the second leg a fortnight later.
Shelbourne will travel to Denmark on the 9th of August to take on Brøndby of Denmark, and they will be in action again at Tolka Park 14 days later.
In general, the results have been fairly reasonable from a National League perspective. Bohs could have been drawn against a much easier team, but they will still be confident of beating Maardu.
Shelbourne have the Scandinavian experience from last year and they will not be scared of Brøndby, while Longford Town could well surprise the Bulgarians yet. It is all to look forward to.