Bray without captain for FAI Cup semi-final

Sporting Fingal and Bray Wanderers meet at Morton Stadium to see who will face Sligo Rovers in this season’s FAI Ford Cup final, kick-off 4.05pm.

Bray without captain for FAI Cup semi-final
Sun, 25 Oct, 2009 - 11:05

Sporting Fingal and Bray Wanderers meet at Morton Stadium to see who will face Sligo Rovers in this season’s FAI Ford Cup final, kick-off 4.05pm.

Bray must plan without captain Derek Pender as he serves a one-match ban having received four yellow cards.

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