Bohemians aim to back up result for the ages against opponent with 'blood in our eyes'

Bohemians head to the Toumba Stadium next Thursday, where PAOK have beaten Benfica and PSV Eindhoven last year, Slovan Bratislava the previous season, and Spartak Moscow the one before one that
Bohemians aim to back up result for the ages against opponent with 'blood in our eyes'

Bohemians' Ciaran Kelly celebrates Ali Coote’s second goal. Picture: INPHO/Laszlo Geczo

Three games, three wins, eight goals and one conceded.

Bohemians have racked up a record at their temporary home of Aviva Stadium that its permanent residents, the Republic of Ireland, could only dream of.

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