Derry hoping to remain top

Derry City will be hoping to remain top of the table this weekend by taking something from their home clash with Shamrock Rovers.

Fri, 14 Oct, 2005 - 14:36

Derry City will be hoping to remain top of the table this weekend by taking something from their home clash with Shamrock Rovers.

Currently three points ahead of Cork City but having played two games more, the Candystripes are determined to stay ahead and force Cork to continue to win all of their matches.

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