Derry face Gretna, Drogheda drawn against Start of Norway

Derry City will face Scottish First Division outfit Gretna in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Cup while Drogheda United must face Start of Norway.

Fri, 28 Jul, 2006 - 14:18

Derry City will face Scottish First Division outfit Gretna in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Cup while Drogheda United must face Start of Norway.

Both the Candystripes and United reached the second round after convincing wins over IFK Goteborg and HJK Helsinki last night and now face tougher opposition.

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