07-26-2024, 08:23 AM
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BOHEMIANS VS DUNDALK
Date: 26 July 2024 at 20:45
BET ON: Both teams to score- Yes
Odd: 1.91
- Dundalk are missing Andy Boyle, Dara Keane and Paul Doyle. Huge blow for the Guests.
- Bohemians are missing Dawson Devoy, Jake Carroll, James McManus, Rob Cornwall and Keith Buckley.
- Bohs come into this game looking for their first league win in seven, following three draws and three losses in their last six.
- Dundalk are going in search of a first win at Dalymount Park since August 2022.
- While Dundalk have the second-worst away record in the league, above only Drogheda, Bohemians are bottom of the home table having won just three of their 11 games in Phibsborough, scoring less than a goal per match.
“Bohs had a big result against Shamrock Rovers last week and they’ll get a bit of momentum and a bit of confidence from that but for us, it’s about trying to win the game to give ourselves the best chance of trying to catch them." Said boss Jon Daly.
“Dundalk are a team in transition, a bit like ourselves. They have players capable of hurting us, and like us they need results. We will respect them but again the most important thing for us is getting our own game right and focusing on what we can do.” Said coach Alan Reynolds.
- We expect a tight game with goals from both sides. Bohs will press high from the start trying to score, They're looking to build on last win against Shamrock Rovers, against a fast team in transition looking to bounce back from a disappointed performance against Drogheda.
BOHEMIANS VS DUNDALK
Date: 26 July 2024 at 20:45
BET ON: Both teams to score- Yes
Odd: 1.91
- Dundalk are missing Andy Boyle, Dara Keane and Paul Doyle. Huge blow for the Guests.
- Bohemians are missing Dawson Devoy, Jake Carroll, James McManus, Rob Cornwall and Keith Buckley.
- Bohs come into this game looking for their first league win in seven, following three draws and three losses in their last six.
- Dundalk are going in search of a first win at Dalymount Park since August 2022.
- While Dundalk have the second-worst away record in the league, above only Drogheda, Bohemians are bottom of the home table having won just three of their 11 games in Phibsborough, scoring less than a goal per match.
“Bohs had a big result against Shamrock Rovers last week and they’ll get a bit of momentum and a bit of confidence from that but for us, it’s about trying to win the game to give ourselves the best chance of trying to catch them." Said boss Jon Daly.
“Dundalk are a team in transition, a bit like ourselves. They have players capable of hurting us, and like us they need results. We will respect them but again the most important thing for us is getting our own game right and focusing on what we can do.” Said coach Alan Reynolds.
- We expect a tight game with goals from both sides. Bohs will press high from the start trying to score, They're looking to build on last win against Shamrock Rovers, against a fast team in transition looking to bounce back from a disappointed performance against Drogheda.