No Spurs hangover as Rovers back to winning ways

SHAMROCK ROVERS moved level on points with Sligo Rovers on top of the Airtricity Premier Division with a comprehensive victory over second from bottom Drogheda United at the Tallaght Stadium yesterday.

No Spurs hangover as Rovers back to winning ways
Mon, 03 Oct, 2011 - 01:00
Shamrock Rovers 4 Drogheda United 0 Charlie Stuart

The Hoops suffered no fatigue after their heroics against Tottenham in the Europa League at White Hart Lane on Thursday.

Manager Michael O’Neill and his players, with a game in hand, are obviously intent on retaining the title.

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