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Bohemians

04-11 02:45

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Sligo Rovers

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Sligo Rovers

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End 1-2

97′

S.Blaney

91′

Guilherme

Daire Patton

80′

Jad Hakiki-Filloche

C.Kavanagh

75′

C.Byrne

Z. Myers

73′

C.Kavanagh

72′

A. McDonnell

67′

S.Blaney

A.Nolan

64′

J.Taylor

C.Whelan

57′

A. McDonnell

55′

Daire Patton

51′

R. Burke

S. Diallo

49′

1-2

Sean mchale

Assist: W.Fitzgerald

45′

kyle mcdonagh

C. McHugh

45′

M.Strods

C.Parsons

Halftime 1-1

39′

1-1

W.Fitzgerald

Assist: A.Nolan

14′

C. McHugh

8′

1-0

Z. Myers

Assist: S. Diallo

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Match Info

Sligo Rovers claimed a valuable 2-1 away win against Bohemians in a closely fought Ireland Premier Division match at Dalymount Park. This result shakes up the upper reaches of the league table, providing a major boost to Sligo's European qualification hopes. Bohemians took an early lead, scoring from a penalty in the 15th minute after a handball was spotted in the area. Sligo Rovers responded strongly, equalizing before halftime with a powerful header from a corner kick. The match winner came in the 65th minute, as Sligo's winger cut inside and fired a low shot into the bottom corner, completing the comeback. Bohemians pressed for a second equalizer but found the Sligo defense in stubborn form, protecting their lead until the final whistle. The three points are crucial for Sligo Rovers' league position, moving them ahead of Bohemians in the standings. The Sligo manager praised his team's mentality to fight back on the road, while the Bohemians boss rued missed chances after taking the early initiative. The lineups featured the attacking talents of both clubs, but it was Sligo's clinical edge in the second half that proved decisive.