Champions League: Bohs await Levadia appeal result

Bohemians will discover later today if UEFA will allow the result of last week's Champions League qualifier against Levadia Maardu to stand.

The Estonian side have appealed against the 3-0 result, saying one of the goalposts used in the first leg in Dalymount Park was two centimetres too low.

Levadia also complained about the size of the dressing room and the fact that they had to walk 100 yards to get into the ground.

UEFA officials have already thrown out one appeal, but they will discuss the case again this morning in Geneva.

Meanwhile, Bohs are staying focused on tonight's second-leg clash in Estonia, hopeful that their 3-0 aggregate lead will be enough to see them through to a second-round meeting with Swedish champions Halmstad BK.