St Patrick’s sit third in the Premier Division ahead of the visit of Dundalk in the solitary fixture from Ireland’s top tier on Friday evening.
The visitors sit one place and seven points below their hosts and need to win to boost their European hopes, but the Pat’s home record suggests the points will be staying at Richmond Park.
The Saints have won nine of their 12 home league games and have six wins in their last seven at this venue, they should be able to overcome a Dundalk side who have lost their last three in the league.
The visitors can at least strike in defeat, however, as they have scored in each of their last nine games and have hit a very respectable 17 goals across their 12 Premier Division trips.
St Patrick’s sit third in the Premier Division ahead of the visit of Dundalk in the solitary fixture from Ireland’s top tier on Friday evening.
The visitors sit one place and seven points below their hosts and need to win to boost their European hopes, but the Pat’s home record suggests the points will be staying at Richmond Park.
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The Saints have won nine of their 12 home league games and have six wins in their last seven at this venue, they should be able to overcome a Dundalk side who have lost their last three in the league.
The visitors can at least strike in defeat, however, as they have scored in each of their last nine games and have hit a very respectable 17 goals across their 12 Premier Division trips.
