Bohs aim for fourth spot

Bohemians will be looking for the victory to get back on track in the race for fourth spot when they meet Longford Town.

Bohs aim for fourth spot
Fri, 04 Nov, 2005 - 10:46

Bohemians will be looking for the victory to get back on track in the race for fourth spot when they meet Longford Town.

The Gypsies lost 2-1 to Cork City on Monday afternoon but will be hoping to stay ahead of Drogheda United with a victory tonight.

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