Shelbourne close to cash windfall

Shelbourne are on the verge of a money-spinning clash with Portuguese club Boavista if they can overcome Malta’s Hibernians in tomorrow’s Champions League first qualifying round second leg at Tolka Park.

Tue, 23 Jul, 2002 - 17:50

Shelbourne are on the verge of a money-spinning clash with Portuguese club Boavista if they can overcome Malta’s Hibernians in tomorrow’s Champions League first qualifying round second leg at Tolka Park.

The eircom League champions drew 2-2 last week in the first leg in the Ta’Qali Stadium near Valetta.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Tolka ParkPlace: Ta’Qali StadiumPlace: ValettaPlace: MaltaPlace: AirdriePlace: Jenner ParkPlace: BelarusPerson: ShelbournePerson: Pat FenlonPerson: FenlonPerson: Kevin DohertyPerson: Barry PrendervillePerson: Stephen GeogheganPerson: Marc RobertsPerson: Trevor MolloyPerson: Richie BakerPerson: Ollie CahillPerson: Jim GannonPerson: Stuart ByrnePerson: Robert GattPerson: Miguel MifsudPerson: Kenny BrownPerson: BrownPerson: BarryPerson: Ronnie McFallPerson: Belshina BobruiskPerson: McFallPerson: Stephen DouglasPerson: Cullen FeeneyPerson: John ConveryPerson: Philip MajorPerson: Philip GrayPerson: Neil OgdenPerson: Richard ClarkeEvent: Champions LeagueEvent: LeagueEvent: eircom LeagueEvent: UEFA CupOrganisation: BoavistaOrganisation: MaltaOrganisation: HiberniansOrganisation: BrondbyOrganisation: BohemiansOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: Boavista PortugalOrganisation: Tolka.’’Organisation: MalteseOrganisation: Barry TownOrganisation: WelshOrganisation: Skonto RigaOrganisation: League of Wales.’’
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