SSE Airtricity Premier Division: Shelbourne 0-0 Bohemians. The Dublin derby at Tolka Park between Shelbourne and Bohemians ended in a stalemate, with neither side able to find a breakthrough in a tense and physical 0-0 draw. This result does little to help either team's ambitions, with Shelbourne missing a chance to climb into the European places and Bohemians failing to distance themselves from the lower half of the table. The match was characterized by strong tackles and midfield battles, with quality in the final third sorely lacking. Both teams canceled each other out for large periods, with the midfield becoming a congested area. The first half's best opportunity fell to Bohemians, whose striker headed over from a good position. Shelbourne grew into the game after the interval and had a strong penalty appeal waved away after a coming-together in the box. The major controversy came late on when a Shelbourne player was shown a straight red card for a dangerous challenge, forcing them to see out the final minutes with ten men. Despite the numerical advantage, Bohemians could not craft a winning goal, with their final pass often letting them down. The standout performance came from Shelbourne's goalkeeper, who commanded his area brilliantly and claimed several dangerous crosses to secure a point. A share of the spoils feels like a fair result in a derby that never quite caught fire.