Cork City bid to halt Waterford Utd's march in Munster derby

Colin Healy has returned from his brief spell of leave but will remain in the stand, rather than the bench, allowing his deputy Richie Holland to continue giving the orders
Cork City bid to halt Waterford Utd's march in Munster derby

Ally Gilchrist and teammates celebrate his goal against Cobh Ramblers in last Friday night's SSE Airtricity League, Division One game at Turner's Cross.

Ahead of tonight’s Munster derby, Ian Morris has warned Cork City his Waterford table-toppers have yet to hit their stride.

Another bumper crowd is guaranteed at the Turner’s Cross for the meeting of the First Division’s top two following turnouts of 4,984 and 4,240 in City’s opening pair of home fixtures.

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