QuoteFull-time in Denmark. Derry lose 6-1. Very poor.
6-1 with a couple of minutes to go. Derry being toyed with now, could have been 10 if they had tried.
Full-time in Denmark. Derry lose 6-1. Very poor.
Rovers score !!
1-0 Rovers!
1-0 to Rovers. Gary Shaw with the important away goal.
Could be an important goal
Gary shaw ! Hitting a decent run of form
Anyone got stream for rovers??
Crusaders are 3-0 up. WTF?!
Edit - and Connah's Quay have beaten HJK 1-0 at home
Last edited by pineapple stu; 29/06/2017 at 7:58 PM.
I was already dreading sitting in tallaght after not getting a goal in the first leg . The away goal is huge
Desperately sesrchingOriginally Posted by Philosophizer
Must have cancelled the holidays.
Would not right off the vikings yet, they beat mother well and lech Poznan a couple of seasons back before losing out to Inter and just missing out on the group stages, but an away goal gives us a great chance.
Looks like Rovers dominating stats based on UEFA.com. Could be more than 1 up maybe.
They won the league unbeaten that year as well. They haven't been near that level since. They've lost three times in the first nine games this season for example.
Not that I don't disagree with you overall though.
As far as I know, up to six of Liepāja's non-EU citizen first-team players were unable to acquire visas in time due to the short space of time between the draw and game, fixture scheduling having taken up a day or two and then the British embassy in Riga having been closed for two days due to Jāņi celebrations. Jāņi is an annual Latvian festival to celebrate the summer solstice. So, the Liepāja team are considerably weakened this evening as a result.
St Johnstone 1-2 Trakai, and Rangers 1-0 Progres Niedercorn.
That's Progres, who Rovers beat 3-0 at home two years ago. And Trakai, who had never played in Europe until two years ago.
Go on the SPL!
Now they do have Celtic but as everyone knows, they're actually Irish so don't count.
Inpho photos of Rovers' goal and celebrations:
Into the last ten minutes now. RTÉ updates are saying Rovers "have good shape and [are] coping well at the moment" whilst "looking to hit Stjarnan on the counter attack".
Poor Derry. It was a tough opponent to get in Q1. Can we draw any comparison between similar opponents Cork and Dundalk have come up against and how they have gotten on?
https://foot.ie/forums/117-Kerry-FC
A Championship: 4 years - 8 first teams - 0 financially ruined. First Division '14: 7 first teams.
Opportunity lost for new clubs/regions to join the LoI family.
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