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Two goals from Sean Brennan gave Monaghan United the thrill of reaching the summit of the Airtricity First Division when they overcame with some ease an Athlone Town side handicapped by the sending off of striker Declan O’Brien at the outset of the second half.

An incredible evening’s entertainment at Oriel saw the Dundalk team who were so insipid and uncoordinated just last weekend produce a display that tore apart the champions elect with a 5-1 victory

Bohemians got their title bid back on track on Monday night as they brushed aside Drogheda United 2-0 at Dalymount Park thanks to goals from Killian Brennan and Jason Byrne.

Bray Wanderers and Sporting Fingal finished honours even at 2-2 in Morton Stadium on Monday night

Six games down for decision in the Airtricity League tonight and Extratime will be there to keep you up to date with all the action!

Having seen his side lose out on a scoreline of 3-1 after a gallant effort in Dalymount Park against reigning Champions Bohemians last Friday evening, UCD boss Martin Russell is now looking forward to tonight's league encounter against Pete Mahon's St. Pat's at the UCD Bowl (with a kick-off of 7.45pm). Russell feels his side are capable of winning this encounter, even though they are currently on a run of seven league games without a win.

On a night when St. Patrick's Athletic let their title challenge slip when losing out 3-1 at home to current leaders Shamrock Rovers, current league leaders Bohemians kept their hopes alive when they defeated a dogged UCD side by the same scoreline in Dalymount Park on Friday evening. Bohs supremo Pat Fenlon was obviously delighted to have secured the three points that keeps them on Rovers' tails, but he doesn't believe that it is necessarily a two-horse race just yet.

The Republic of Ireland women’s U17 side play their final FIFA World Cup, Group D game against Ghana on Monday tomorrow at 12am (Irish time) at the Dwight Yorke Stadium in Tobago, knowing that a victory will send them through to the quarter finals of the competition.

Sporting Fingal will look to bounce back from their 4-3 defeat in Sligo on Friday night, while Bray Wanderers can move off the foot off the table with a win in the Morton Stadium.

Michael O’Neill takes his champions elect north to Oriel Park for this Airtricity Premier League showdown (kick-off 7.45pm). It would take the most biased of Lilywhites to see anything other than a positive result for the Hoops but the unpredictability of football is why we love the game so much.