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Cork City boss Tommy Dunne has declared tomorrow night’s home game against Longford Town as a must win if the Leesiders are to stand any chance of making the play-offs (kick-off 7.45pm).

Gary Whoriskey’s dismissal at Shelbourne in last week’s 3-1 loss at the hands of Shelbourne means he is the latest Finn Harps player to be hamstrung by suspension ahead of Friday’s visit of Wexford Youths.

Bray Wanderers will be looking to maintain their recent excellent form when they welcome Martin Russell's side to the Carlisle Grounds on Friday evening (kick-off 7.45pm).

Galway United are unlikely to be relishing Friday night’s trip to Tallaght where they will face the Shamrock Rovers side that eliminated them from the FAI Cup so emphatically last weekend. (Kick- off 8pm)

With 11 games played over last weekend, our three prediction challengers battled for the top of our Prediction Scoreboard.

Padraig Amond started with a splash in Portugal, with his man of the match display against FC Braga – Celtic’s Euro-conquerors – in the Portuguese Liga, underlining the ability we already knew he had.

The Airtricity League Premier Division fixture between Bohemians and Shamrock Rovers, originally scheduled for Friday October 15th, has been rearranged for Tuesday October 5th due to both clubs’ participation in the FAI Ford Cup semi-finals. The match, which sees the title rivals meet at Dalymount Park, will now be broadcast live on RTE Two

Out of contract at the end of the season and being unemployed is the prospect that a lot of Airtricity soccer players will be facing come the end of the season.

The arrangements for the FAI Ford Cup semi-finals have been confirmed, with Bohemians set to face Sligo Rovers on Friday October 15th, and Shamrock Rovers set to host St. Patrick’s Athletic on Sunday October 17th.

Cork City have announced that midfielder Gearóid Morrissey has signed a new contract with the club.