Kenny guards against complacency

Derry City boss Stephen Kenny has warned against complacency ahead of his side’s UEFA Cup second qualifying round clash against Gretna at Brandywell on Thursday night.

Wed, 23 Aug, 2006 - 18:51

Derry City boss Stephen Kenny has warned against complacency ahead of his side’s UEFA Cup second qualifying round clash against Gretna at Brandywell on Thursday night.

The Candy Stripes hold an imposing 5-1 lead after a spectacular first leg performance in Scotland and are huge favourites to continue their continental campaign.

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