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And then there were two! It's been an unpredictable League of Ireland title race but coming into Friday's climax, the picture is clear for the two clubs left standing.
RTÉ Sport will simultaneously broadcast the two matches to decide the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division title race this Friday night.
Dylan Watts' 58th minute strike helped Shamrock Rovers see off already relegated Dundalk at Oriel Park to ensure the League of Ireland title race will go down to the wire next weekend.
And then there were two. Shelbourne still at the summit, kicking back into gear with wins over Waterford FC and Drogheda United. And Shamrock Rovers, despite dropping to fourth after St Pat's win over Derry on Friday night, who have a game in hand in which to close the deficit on their cross-city rivals.
Shelbourne have taken a massive step towards the League of Ireland title after a 2-1 win over Drogheda United in Tolka Park.
On the weekend of their 100th anniversary at Tolka Park, Shelbourne could be Premier Division champions by Sunday evening after they saw off Drogheda United to close in on a first league crown since 2006.
And while Shelbourne manager Damien Duff was highlighting a certain calmness after Friday's win over Drogheda United, he also stressed that the squad "know what they want" with a Premier Division title now very much within their own grasp.
Shelbourne manager Damien Duff believes that the international break came just at the right time for his side, as they returned to action with a 3-1 victory over Waterford that keeps them in the title race driving seat.