'Three huge games' give Dundalk the chance to finish season on a high

A win or point against either Molde tonight or Arsenal in a week’s time would add six-figure sums to the €4m already banked from Europe

Dundalk's Shane Keegan: 'I don’t think we were that bad against Rapid. We were a bit disappointed with our first-half performance.' Picture: INPHO/Ryan Byrne

It might have been a disappointing season by Dundalk’s lofty standards but first-team coach Shane Keegan believes they are getting better and better with each passing game and is backing them to finish the year on a high.

A third-place finish in the league was the Louth men’s lowest in eight years with not even a run to the Europa League group stages masking over problems on and off the field.