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07-17 00:00
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105
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56
64
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84′
S. Diallo
J. Flores
84′
H.Vaughan
R.Tierney
81′
F.Paul
81′
J. Flores
80′
R.Tierney
76′
J.Moreno
M. Rosa
75′
E.de Haro
J. M. G. Perez
68′
J.Forjan
Bakary Essamay Diédhiou
68′
Á. Rey
J. A. R. Lopez
65′
S. Todd
65′
F.Ferrón
65′
M. Rosa
63′
D.Devoy
61′
C.Whelan
J.Taylor
60′
M.Strods
C.Parsons
60′
C.Byrne
S.Mullen
60′
J. Coombes
Á.Cascajo
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Match Info

St Joseph's FC 0-0 Bohemians: UEFA Europa Conference League first qualifying round stalemate

In a cagey first-leg encounter on July 17, 2026, St Joseph's FC of Gibraltar battled Bohemians of Ireland to a 0-0 draw at the Victoria Stadium in Gibraltar. The result leaves the tie finely balanced ahead of the return leg in Dublin, with both teams still very much in the hunt for a place in the UEFA Europa Conference League second qualifying round.

Match Overview

The match was a tactical chess match from the outset. St Joseph's, the home side, looked to impose themselves physically, while Bohemians – known for their slick passing – struggled to find rhythm on the artificial turf. The first half saw few chances, with both defenses standing firm.

Key Moments

  • Early save by Bohemians' goalkeeper: In the 8th minute, St Joseph's striker Jorge Bolivar drilled a low shot from the edge of the box, but James Talbot was quick to parry.
  • Bohemians' best opportunity: Just past the hour mark, winger Dylan Watts cut inside and unleashed a powerful drive that crashed off the crossbar.
  • Late drama: Tempers flared in stoppage time after a heavy challenge, but the referee managed to keep control. No clear chances emerged in the dying minutes.

Tactical Story

St Joseph's employed a direct 4-3-3, relying on long balls to their pacey forwards, but Bohemians' three-man backline – marshalled by Rob Cornwall – dealt with the threat comfortably. Bohemians preferred a patient build-up but lacked a creative spark in the final third. The midfield battle was fiercely contested, with neither side able to dominate possession for extended periods.

What’s Next?

The return leg at Dalymount Park in Dublin will be decisive. Bohemians will feel confident in front of their own fans, but St Joseph's have shown they can compete at this level. The aggregate tie remains wide open, and a single goal could be enough to settle it.