John Caulfield: ‘If you’re gung-ho, these guys are going to pick you off’

Cork City manager John Caulfield has called for patience from his team and the club’s supporters ahead of tonight’s Europa League second qualifying round second leg against BK Hacken at Turner’s Cross (7.45pm).

Having drawn 1-1 in Sweden last week, a clean sheet would guarantee the Rebel Army’s progression, but Caulfield is aware of the size of the challenge presented by the Gothenburg side and would still class victory as an upset.

“It’s a patient night,” he said. “It’s not going to be gung-ho like the Linfield game because it’s a different type of game.