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Shamrock Rovers used all their experience to remain in the contest against APOEL having been reduced to ten men and going a goal down early in the second half, before fighting back against all odds to secure a late, late equaliser in their UEFA Conference League encounter at Tallaght Stadium.
Super-sub Dylan Watts sprung off the bench to head home a late equaliser to secure a vital point for ten-man Shamrock Rovers in tonight's UEFA Conference League 1-1 draw with APOEL at Tallaght Stadium.
Graham Burke celebrated turning 31 last Saturday with a cracking late winner to maintain life in Shamrock Rovers' title challenge.
Derry City's title hopes are well and truly alive, as Pat Hoban's stoppage time penalty earned them a deserved point against champions Shamrock Rovers.
Galway United manager John Caulfield bemoaned a late own goal that saw his side lose 2-1 to Shamrock Rovers, but he was left feeling hard done by, claiming United should have had a free-kick in the build-up to the winner.
Shamrock Rovers grabbed a valuable three points in the race for European football next season, coming out on top against a high flying Sligo Rovers as 4,571 watched on at a chilly Tallaght Stadium - in their first Friday night home game in over three months.
The race for European places continues on Friday night with the clash of Shamrock and Sligo Rovers headlining as the RTÉ Sport's television coverage resumes after a summer break.
Shamrock Rovers failed to get their irons back in the fire of the title race as they battled from behind to salvage a draw against European chasing Galway United, who had led through a sweet Patrick Hickey second-half strike.