High-flying Bohs eye tough trip to Sligo

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.

High-flying Bohs eye tough trip to Sligo
Tue, 01 Sep, 2009 - 01:00
John Riordan

Bohs will be looking for their fourth straight league victory following wins over Cork City, St Pat’s and Galway United, while a win in the west would also restore Bohemians’ Premier Division lead to seven points.

Gypsies boss Pat Fenlon will be without Mark Rossiter (shoulder), Owen Heary (hamstring), Brian Shelley (groin) and Glen Crowe (leg) while Ken Oman is suspended.

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