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Derry City
03-14 03:45
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Shelbourne
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107
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Derry City
Shelbourne
Attacks
119
82
Dangerous Attacks
58
28
Ball Possession
57
43
On Target
4
4
Off Target
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3021
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End 1-2
87′
Z. I. Rossi
84′
E.Caffrey
J.Henry-Francis
84′
A.Coote
H. Wood
78′
C. Dummigan
A. Bannon
76′
J.Henry-Francis
72′
w.jarvis
Maill Lundgren
72′
Rodrigo Freitas
J. Martin
71′
J.Thomas
Dipo akinyemi
59′
D. Markey
H. Rylah
58′
J. Olayinka
A. O'Reilly
58′
K.Santos
B. Cotter
Halftime 1-2
34′
1-2
D. Kelly
31′
J. Norris
S.Bone
10′
1-1
H. Rylah
Assist: J. McClean
8′
0-1
J.Henry-Francis
Assist: Maill Lundgren
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Match Info
In a crucial early-season clash in the Ireland Premier Division, Shelbourne edged past Derry City 1-2 in a thrilling encounter at The Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium. The match, starting at 3:45 AM on March 14, 2026, lived up to its billing as a top-of-the-table tussle, with the visitors from Dublin showing great resolve to claim a massive away win. This result propels Shelbourne into a strong position in the title race, while Derry City will be disappointed to have let home points slip away. The game burst into life with Shelbourne taking an early lead, only for Derry City to fight back and level the score before the break. The second half was a tense, tactical battle with both sides creating chances. The winner came from a moment of quality, likely a precise finish or a set-piece, that broke Derry City's resistance. The home side threw everything forward in the final minutes, but Shelbourne's defense, marshaled superbly, held on for a statement victory. The three points are invaluable in the context of the Premier Division title race, shaking up the early standings. The Shelbourne manager hailed his team's mentality, while the Derry City boss lamented small margins that decided a tight contest.