One of the biggest rivalries' in the league of Ireland will take centre stage tonight.
Waterford FC entertain champions Shamrock Rovers, with the Blues hoping to build on last weekend's 3-1 win over Dundalk at Oriel Park.
It was a first win under new manager Marc Bircham who worked the players throughout the mid-season break with some intense training sessions
Midfielder Eric Molloy told WLR Sport, the win last weekend was massive for the confidence; "I think we surprised a few people with that result, Marc has instilled a belief in the team since he came in here and he's trying to create this winning mentality within the squad and you could see it there against Dundalk last week, all the boys put in a serious shift and it was great to get the result".
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Kick-off is at 7:45pm, WLR will bring you game live thanks to McConnell's Toyota, Waterford with commentary team Ray Scott and Matt Keane.
Meanwhile, Vinny Perth says all egos have been set aside following his return to Dundalk.
Ten months after his departure, he's back at the helm for this evening's visit of Longford Town in the SSE Airtricity Premier Division.
Second placed Sligo Rovers go to St. Patrick's Athletic.
Bohemians play host to in-form Drogheda United, and Finn Harps entertain Derry City.
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Same points, same goal difference but @ShamrockRovers have scored one more goal at the top of the table 🔝
Fantastic battle for the title ahead of another crucial weekend 🙌
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