Sligo Rovers 2 Waterford United 2 (Waterford won 4-3 on pens. After extra-time)

Galway United 1 Waterford United 2

Galway United entertain Waterford United in tonight's eircom League of Ireland Premier Division clash at Terryland Park, kick-off 7.45pm.

Waterford United travel to United Park to face Drogheda United tonight, with both sides looking for points at either end of the table, kick-off 7.45pm.

Shamrock Rovers 2 Waterford United 0

New Sligo Rovers manager Paul Cook will see his new side take on Waterford United at the Showgrounds this evening, kick-off 6.00pm.

Longford Town are still looking for their first win of the season and tonight's clash with Waterford United may be the kick-start that Town are looking for, kick-off at Flancare Park is at 7.45pm.

UNBEATEN Drogheda United will have the chance to go clear at the top of the eircom League when they face Shamrock Rovers this evening at Tolka Park (kick off 8pm; all other games 7.45pm).

Waterford United take on Derry City at the RSC with both sides looking for a victory that might kick-start their seasons, kick-off 7.45pm.

UCD and Waterford United have only one league win between them this season, so this is a must-win game for both sides at Belfield Park tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

All the latest team details for tonight's four games in the eircom League Premier Division.

A big crowd should turn out at Richmond Park to welcome back local legend Brian Kerr for their League of Ireland clash on Friday night, kick-off 7.45pm.

Damien Richardson's Cork City start this year's campaign with a trick derby clash with Munster neighbours Waterford United at the RSC tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

Waterford United 1 Dundalk 2 (Dundalk win 3-2 on aggregate)

Dundalk 1 Waterford United 1

Waterford United manager Gareth Cronin has snapped up three former Dublin City players to boost his squad for the end of the campaign.

Dublin City will hope to continue their recent good run against Longford Town at Dalymount Park.

Dublin City 0 Monaghan United 0

Dublin City 2 UCD 1

Waterford United 0 Dublin City 1

Dublin City 1 Shamrock Rovers 1 (Dublin City win 3-2 on aggregate)

Relegated Dublin City have added more players to their squad for 2005 and a new assistant for manager Dermot Keely.

New Dublin City manager Dermot Keely has begun his attempt at returning the Vikings to the top flight with three new signings for next season.

Stephen Kenny bids to lead a third club to an FAI Cup final in five years when his new charges at Derry City take on Waterford United at the Brandywell in tonight’s semi-final (7.45pm).

Finn Harps 0-0 Derry City

Cork City 2 Waterford United 0

WATERFORD UNITED manager Jimmy McGeough made no attempt to hide his enthusiasm for tonight’s game against old foes Cork City: “There is such history attached to this game that it should be terrific. The competition between the two clubs has always been fierce and I’m really looking forward to it.”

Shamrock Rovers 2 Cork City 1

CORK CITY manager Pat Dolan yesterday paid tribute to his goal-scoring hot-shots John O’Flynn and George O’Callaghan and quickly emphasised the part played in their exciting start to the season by City’s defence.

SHELBOURNE head into a month of Dublin derbies tonight with manager Pat Fenlon believing capital pride is more important than ever.