Waterford FC welcome Derry City to the RSC this evening for another vital game in the Airtricity League Premier Division.
The Blues will be keen to get points on the table following a poor run of results in recent weeks, although the performance was better in Tuesday's 2-1 defeat at Shamrock Rovers.
Waterford and the Candystripes drew 2-2 at the same venue in April.
Speaking to WLR Sport, Blues midfielder Shane Duggan says it's a massive game due to the recent results in the league; "It's another home game, massive game for us and it's a game we have to go into and try to pick up the three points, I think it's getting to the stage of the season where we need to get points on the board".
Shane Duggan believes there is verry little between the two clubs and he thinks home advanatge will be vital this evening.
Kick-off is @ 7:45pm, and Matt Keane will have updates here on WLR across the evening.
MATCH PREVIEW: Waterford FC will look to build on a positive performance midweek as Derry City visit the RSC in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division this Friday. #WaterfordFC https://t.co/1EEcDkJx8E pic.twitter.com/T7DUczhntb
— Waterford FC (@WaterfordFCie) August 29, 2019
Elsewhere this evening in the top flight, Dublin rivals Shamrock Rovers and Bohemians will meet at Tallaght Stadium at 8pm.
Bohs have enjoyed a remarkable recent record over their rivals, winning seven and drawing one of their last eight matches.
Rovers v Bohs Tomorrow Night at Tallaght Stadium 🙌
Be There! ☘️
🎫 https://t.co/PBP73IzEPp pic.twitter.com/FIvuWCi9zP— Shamrock Rovers FC ☘️ (@ShamrockRovers) August 29, 2019
Neale Fenn takes charge of Cork City for the first time as they welcome Sligo Rovers to Turner's Cross.
A wonderful gesture and we are delighted to have been invited by @DeclanCarey and @CorkCityFC https://t.co/WtUyFufzhz
— Cork GAA Chairperson (@CorkGAAChair) August 28, 2019
Dundalk and UCD meet for the second time this week - this time in Belfield and Finn Harps play St. Pat's.
Meanwhile Shelbourne will be promoted back to the Premier Division tonight if they win at home to Bray and Drogheda fail to pick up all three-points away to Athlone.
