LOI LATE NIGHT | Rovers extend their lead | Galway impress | Great goals galore
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What were the highlights from the League of Ireland games this week?
You could hear a pin drop in the lobby. It was that quiet.
The referee letting play continue. It's obviously hard now because of the way that's all ended.
How did the referee impact the flow of the game?
Scales is up after it. Scales wins the header. I will have that forever. There's the goal. That's Troy Parrott. That is unbelievable. inner drive episode one with troy parrot out now on youtube or wherever you get your podcasts brought to you by alliance a proud sponsor of irish sport off the ball well folks welcome along to another episode of league of ireland late night just on my way out of tolka park here i'm delighted to say that shane keegan is alongside me in the hot seat tonight shane how you doing not too bad now at all ben yourself I'm all right, Shane. Nice balmy evening here in Dublin, I have to say. Always helps when you're walking out of the stadium at 10 o'clock and it's bright and you're wearing shorts and still warm, you know?
For sure, for sure. You enjoyed the game?
Yeah, you know what, Shane? It was a decent game.
What were the standout performances in the matches?
I think Shelbourne will be very, very annoyed that they didn't come away with three points there. And I'd imagine Joey O'Brien, Joey O'Brien's still in the dressing room at 10 past 10. So I'd imagine he's not a happy man. A couple of great chances for Shells throughout the game. A couple of great saves by Evan Watson, goal for Galway. They hit the post twice in the first half as well. John Coffey, as I do, Shane, you know him as well as anyone else. By God, does he know how to grind out a result.
Yeah, no, listen, it's a great result for them because I thought, having got the monkey off the back last week for Shells, I thought they'd really kick on. I fancy them to get the win there tonight, to be honest with you. Yeah, they'll have to be disappointed with that. I was watching the Virgin game, Ben. A good game. I wouldn't say it wasn't the most kind of open, flowing game. Obviously, only the one goal in it. But yes, a huge amount of quality in the game. Huge amount of quality, particularly in the middle third. That burn back to the level that we know he can be at. Absolutely controlling the whole tempo of the game. Graham Burke with a superb goal. Keane Levy for Pats could hardly have done any more.
He was absolutely exceptional on the night, so he was. but yet another yet another rovers win i'd say bows with the good result they'd had were praying for an equalizer there from pats it would have been the help to them as much as it would have been to pats um but it just never came and even though pats were a lot better in the second half than they were in the first Keeper probably really still only had one proper save to make, really. But I'll tell you what, Ben, you probably haven't had a chance to see too much of it yet because you've been on duty. But the League of Ireland social media channels need to get a clip out as quickly as they can of the top five goals from tonight because, quite honestly...
I might be slightly guilty of hyperbole at the best of times, but I don't know has there ever been quality of goals scored in one night in the League of Ireland that there has tonight. My God. Like, I didn't think anything, I didn't think anything could get close to Ed McCarthy's goal last week this season, but I think Cameron Donegan has picked it tonight. An unbelievable strike. On a night of unbelievable strikes, his is the pick of the crop.
I have to be honest, I've only been able to see the Greenberg strike purely because you're sitting there in the stands. Go on, very quickly, before we get people in, run me through the top five goals of the night and we'll see if people have their say in it when they join alongside you.
Yeah, well, you can choose your order. I would challenge anybody to say that Cammy's isn't the pick of the lot. Graham Burks is a peach. That's right up there. Benny Couto has scored a screamer for Waterford late on in the game to get one back. What else have we got? Oh, Shane Farrell. Shane Farrell's strike for Drogheda. And they're nearly all volleys, by the way, so they are.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the highlights from the League of Ireland games this week?
0:00–0:10
2
How did the referee impact the flow of the game?
0:10–1:07
3
What were the standout performances in the matches?
1:07–6:16
4
How did Galway manage to grind out a result against Shelbourne?
6:16–11:00
5
What were the key moments from the Rovers vs. St. Pat's game?
11:00–13:26
6
What made the goals scored this week particularly memorable?
13:26–23:31
7
How are teams positioning themselves for the playoffs?
23:31–28:28
8
What are the implications of the upcoming international break?
28:28–57:54
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