Molde 2 Sligo Rovers 0 (Molde win 3-0 on Agg)

Sligo Rovers 0 Molde 1

Sligo Rovers 1 St Patrick’s Athletic 1

DERRY CITY confirmed third spot in the Premier Division following an entertaining 1-1 draw against St Patrick’s Athletic last night.

THE spoils were shared at Dalymount Park but both sides will admit this does not look enough to boost their fading title hopes.

IF they were to get their season back on track, St Pat’s were going to do it against Drogheda — a side they had comfortably beaten twice earlier in the season.

IT’S next stop Kazakhstan for St Pat’s after two first-half goals and a disciplined second-half performance saw Pete Mahon’s men deservedly turn around their Europa League tie against Iceland’s IBV at Richmond Park last night, winning 2-1 on aggregate.

SHAMROCK ROVERS moved back to the top of the Airtricity League Premier Division table when a brilliant 52nd-minute goal from Gary Twigg gave them a narrow victory over previous leaders St Patrick’s Athletic at Tallaght Stadium yesterday.

ST PATRICK’S ATHLETIC closed the gap on Shamrock Rovers to a point in the Premier Division last night, but they didn’t have it all their own way against the league’s basement club, which played the majority of the second half with 10 men.

PAT FENLON is still manager of Bohemians and will remain in that position over the weekend but last night’s scoreless draw with St Pat’s at Richmond Park looks increasingly likely to be his last game as Gypsies boss.

Shamrock Rovers 2 St Patrick’s Athletic 0

CONTINUING where he left off at the Carlisle Grounds last week, Anto Flood ensured Bohemians made it two wins from two in the Premier Division.

LAST year’s beaten Setanta Cup finalists St Pat’s bowed out at the first hurdle as they passed up more than enough chances to overturn a 3-0 first leg deficit at Richmond Park.

Cork City 2 UCD 0