Bohemian FC v Dundalk FC: Preview
- Colm Murphy
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Bohemian FC v Dundalk FC Friday 19 June | Dalymount Park | KO: 8pm

Dundalk travel to Dalymount Park on Friday night hoping to build on recent good form. Since their defeat to Bohemians on 8 May, they have beaten Shamrock Rovers, Derry City and Galway United and drawn with Drogheda United. Bohemians will be hoping to bounce back from their heavy 4-1 defeat to Derry City last Friday night.
Ciaran Kilduff Comments:
"It's third versus fourth, live on Virgin Media on Friday night — it's a great occasion and a huge opportunity for us to go and make a good account of ourselves. Bohs are a great team with top players, so we know how difficult this challenge will be.
"It's great to be in these games right now. Whether you're in a race for Europe, whether you're in a survival fight, whether you're in a race for the title — it doesn't really matter. We're in a big game and that's where you want to be.
"We can't read too much into their result last Friday night. They have the quality around that group to react, and I expect nothing more. They're at the top end of the table for a reason.
"In Oriel we were disappointed because we were so good ourselves in the first half — we were one-nil up and feeling like we could go and get a second. Then obviously Daryl came off at half time, they changed shape, and we didn't adapt well enough as a unit. Then Rob gets sent off, they get a penalty, and that was probably the end of it as a contest."
Team News
Gbemi Arubi and Mayowa Animasahun are in contention for Friday night after returning to training this week.
Harvey Warren faces another 3–4 weeks on the sidelines.
Conor O'Keeffe has had a calf issue in recent weeks but has improved and is hopeful to be back in full training within the next 7–10 days.
Conor Kearns and Norman Garbett continue their recuperations.
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