A TITLE race with more unexpected twists and turns than a Wayne Rooney transfer saga delivered perhaps its greatest upset yet last night, as Galway United beat Bohemians in a five-goal thriller at Terryland Park.

Galway United 3 Bohemians 2

THE penultimate game of the season could land Bohemians the ultimate prize in domestic football.

THE title is up for grabs again.

Bohemians 1 Shamrock Rovers 0

Dundalk 1 Bohemians 2

Bohemians will be looking to stay in touch at the top of the table when they travel to face Dundalk at Oriel Park, kick-off 7.45pm.

THEY might have fallen to Sligo in the EA Sports Cup semi-final but Shamrock Rovers still have their eyes on the big prize.

HISTORY in the making. The first round ball kicked in the new home of Irish football.

BRIAN SHELLEY fears for the long-term financial implications of Bohemians’ sorry Champions League exit on Tuesday night.

Galway United 2 Bohemians 2

Bray Wanderers 0 Bohemians 2

Bohemians 0 UCD 0

Bohemians will be looking to make it three league wins in a row when they take on Drogheda United at Hunky Dorys Park tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

Stephen Ireland has been nominated as best overseas player of the year by the Professional Footballers’ Association of Ireland (PFAI), despited his continued absence from the international squad.

THE double-double might no longer be possible but Bohemians are still chasing a notable double of League Cup and Championship.

Bohs boss Pat Fenlon has a host of injuries to first-team stars ahead of the trip to take on Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds tonight (kick-off 7.45pm).

AFTER Saturday’s successful trip to Belfast, champions Bohemians return to League of Ireland Premier Division action this evening away to Sligo Rovers (The Showgrounds, 7.45pm) in a not insignificant dress rehearsal for their FAI Ford Cup quarter-final clash next week.

Bohemians 5 Galway United 0

Bohemians can move eight points clear at the top of the table with victory over Galway United at Dalymount Park tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

St. Patrick’s Athletic 0 Bohemians 2

ON A rollercoaster of a night at Dalymount Park, the League of Ireland kingpins were just three minutes away from going through to the next round of the Champions’ League when, having kept Red Bull Salzburg comprehensively under wraps for the vast majority of this second leg game, a moment of human error undid all their good work both in Dublin and Salzburg.

Bohemians 0 Red Bull Salzburg 1

Bohemians 2 Bray Wanderers 0

THINGS are getting tighter at the top of the League of Ireland Premier Division and should either Bohemians or Derry City slip up tonight, Cork City are well placed to take advantage as they host Galway United at Turner’s Cross.

Shamrock Rovers will be looking to maintain the momentum after last week’s victory in Tallaght as they travel to Dalymount to take on Bohemians, kick-off 7.35pm.

ONLY two games into the season but already the day dawns on another red letter date in the League of Ireland calendar.

Derry City manager Stephen Kenny thinks that the 2009 Premier Division season will be highly competitive as there are so many strong teams this year.

AFTER a close season of discontent, the start of the new League of Ireland campaign is just over a week away, with Bohemians the team to beat.

Bray Wanderers 4 Drogheda United 3

Bray Wanderers play their last home game of the season as they entertain Drogheda United at the Carlisle Grounds tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

Drogheda United take on Finn Harps, in a must-win game for the visitors, at United Park tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

Cork City welcome champions Drogheda United to Turner’s Cross for this eircom League of Ireland Premier Division clash, kick-off 7.45pm.

Bohemians can win the league with a victory away to reigning champions Drogheda United at United park tonight, kick-off 7.35pm.

Drogheda United travel to the Showgrounds to face Sligo Rovers on Saturday knowing that a victory would put them in contention for a UEFA Cup spot, kick-off 8.00pm.

Drogheda United host Shamrock Rovers in this evening's eircom League of Ireland Premier Division clash at United Park, kick-off 7.45pm.

Drogheda United have a major challenge on their hands tonight to avoid crashing out of the Champions League.

Drogheda United entertain Bray Wanderers in tonight's eircom League of Ireland Premier Division clash at United Park, kick-off 7.45pm.

Drogheda winger Ollie Cahill has urged his team-mates to get in the faces of Levadia Tallinn as his side attempts to keep its Champions League dreams alive.

Drogheda United host UCD in this evening's eircom League of Ireland Premier Division clash at United Park, kick-off 7.45pm.

League champions Drogheda United entertain Stephen Kenny’s Derry City at United Park, kick-off 7.45pm.

Cobh Ramblers 0 Drogheda United 4

Champions Drogheda United will be hoping to rein in table-toppers St Patrick's Athletic at United Park, kick-off 7.45pm.

THERE’S no doubting the pick of tonight’s eircom League Premier Division action as table-toppers Saint Patrick’s Athletic face champions Drogheda United at United Park (ko 7.45pm).