Derry mull over venue for dream UEFA Cup tie

DERRY CITY are mulling over a difficult decision after landing a plum UEFA Cup first-round clash against French cup holders Paris St Germain in yesterday’s draw in Monaco.

Sat, 26 Aug, 2006 - 01:00

Liam Mackey

The Brandywell can house only 3,000 supporters but any choice of alternative venue carries significant political and geographical implications.

Derry are set to reject offers — including reportedly one from Linfield — to play their big match in Belfast.

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