Bohs can clinch title tonight

Bohemians can win the league with a victory away to reigning champions Drogheda United at United park tonight, kick-off 7.35pm.

Fri, 10 Oct, 2008 - 13:03

Bohemians can win the league with a victory away to reigning champions Drogheda United at United park tonight, kick-off 7.35pm.

The home side are the latest club to have been hit with a cash crisis and things are looking ominous for the club for next season.

United are still without injured trio Dan Connor, Guy Bates and Shane Barrett, although club captain Declan O'Brien has recently returned to training.

Brian Shelley, Shaun Maher, Graham Gartland and Richie Baker all picked up slight knocks, but are expected to be available for the Boynesiders.

Bohs must plan without Neale Fenn, who is struggling with an ankle injury, and Mindaugas Kalonas, who is away on international duty with Lithuania.

Ken Oman and Glenn Cronin return to the Gypsies squad having recovered from knee injuries.

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