FOOTBALL DAILY: Pats pile pressure on Rovers | Abankwah makes his mark against Inter | O'Neill called into NI squad
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Welcome along to Tuesday's Football Daily. I'm Phil Egan. Coming up today, St. Pat's go top of the Premier Division with a 4-0 win away to Dundock. James Abanqua scores at the San Ciro for Udinese, but it still wasn't enough to get the better of Inter. And Caddock O'Neal has been included in the Northern Ireland squad. But first, St. Pat's moved top of the Premier Division in style at Oriel Park with a 4-0 win over Dun Dawk. The Saints moved above. Shammock Rovers at the top and in doing so doubled their goal difference advantage to eight. Aidan Keen has scored twice in the first half. Ryan Sheridan and Ryan Edmondson both scored in the second half to keep the Saints in the hunt for a first league title since twenty thirteen.
Next up for Pat's is an away game against Bottomside Sligo Rovers on Saturday, and Pat's boss Stephen Kenny wants his players to keep their feet on the ground.
Well, um we're on the bus back to Dublin uh, you know, now and uh um certainly recover in the morning and yeah, we'll be on the bus back to Sligo on Saturday. So it'll be uh we've got to get ourselves ready and uh we'll get as you said, we'll get a tough game down there and we've gotta make sure that we're we're we're firmly focused so we don't get too far ahead of ourselves after winning tonight. Because uh we've got to be uh You know, get back to back down to earth really quickly and uh and focus on the game.
Elsewhere last night, Draha United came from behind to beat Shelburne 2-1 at Talca Park. Shells, who are yet to win a league game under John Russell, went ahead with a goal from Dan Kelly, but not for the first time this season. Warren Davis scored in Drumcondra. Last night's goal was an absolute cracker. Leo Burney got the all-important winner for Kevin Doherty's side, who remain in the relegation playoff spot, but only on goal difference behind Waterford. Shells are just two points above them. Waterford are unbeaten in thirteen games in all competitions. The Blues came from behind twice to earn a two-all draw with Derry City at the RSC. Adam O'Reilly put the away side ahead with a sensational long-range goal.
Evan McLaughlin equalised before Michael Duffy put Derry ahead once again, and then Podge Ammon struck to get a share of the points for the home side. side. Sligo Rovers look condemned to life in the first division next season after a 3-1 loss at Humde Gawa United. Now this Friday's live commentary and off the ball comes from Talla Stadium where Shamrock Rovers play Waterford. Ben Symes and Vinnie Perth will be on commentary and as always you'll be able to hear the game live on News Talk and the Go Loud app. FAI Director of Football John Martin has spoken of the need to protect the Ireland players if they take part in the Nations League matches against Israel in late September and early October. Once again he said he'd prefer if the games didn't have to be played.
Hamer Halgramston side are scheduled to face Israel in Hungary on the twenty-seventh of September for the away tie before the return home game on the fourth of October, which will be played in Serbia. In July, an FAI motion in favour of proceeding with the Nations League double header against Israel was backed at an EGM. Last month the FAI confirmed no tickets will be sold to Ireland fans for either game. There will be Israel fans present for the September game, which is down as their designated home match.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–4:10
2
What happened in St Patrick’s Athletic’s 4‑0 victory that put them top of the Premier Division?
4:10–7:42
3
How did Stephen Kenny advise his players to stay grounded before the Sligo Rovers match?
7:42–10:44
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Which league games saw dramatic comebacks and crucial draws across the Irish Premier Division?
10:44–14:08
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