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It's the biggest day in the domestic soccer calendar as following on from an extraordinary League of Ireland season, Derry City and Drogheda United are set to battle it out in the Sports Direct FAI Cup final.
Derry City are under "huge pressure" to claim silverware after "folding" in the Premier Division run-in, according to RTÉ soccer analyst Paul Corry.
Sport loves a David versus Goliath story, especially in cup football. Referring to Drogheda United as a David may be harsh, and Derry City have not quite performed like a Goliath.
This is the standout date in the diary of Irish domestic football.
Derry City defender Mark Connolly is using more longer-term memories than short as they aim to make up for a disappointing end to the Premier Division season by lifting the Sports Direct FAI Cup for the second time in three years.
Out of all the games I've played in my career, I can only recall one attendance figure: the 2010 FAI Cup final at the Aviva Stadium — 36,101 fans.
Drogheda United goalkeeper Luke Dennison is excited at the prospect of playing in front of up to 40,000 fans in what will be a career highlight in Sunday's FAI Cup final at the Aviva Stadium after a taste of it last year.
