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Shamrock Rovers' Champions League first qualifying round tie with Víkingur Reykjavík is evenly poised going into the second leg at Tallaght Stadium, after the two teams drew 0-0 in their first leg meeting at the Víkingsvöllur in Iceland.
Shamrock Rovers bounced back from their defeat to Shelbourne a week ago by beating Drogheda United, making light of the lengthy list of absentees Stephen Bradley was forced to contend with at Weavers Park.
Johnny Kenny rediscovered his goal touch to reignite Shamrock Rovers' drive for five as they beat putative chief title rivals Derry City for the second time this season.
Further to their promotion play-off success at the same venue last November, Waterford made a winning return to Tallaght Stadium to record a glorious first victory over Shamrock Rovers in Dublin 24.
Damien Duff was delighted with his side's performance in their top of the table clash with Shamrock Rovers, which ended scoreless at Tolka Park.
Ten man Shelbourne maintained their top of the table status, holding champions Shamrock Rovers to yet another scoreless draw at Tolka Park.
Graham Burke capped his 200th appearance for Shamrock Rovers with a brilliant first half goal, but it was an assist and a brace from Aaron Greene that stole the show at Tallaght Stadium as Hoops recorded their biggest win of the season.
Shamrock Rovers stretched their unbeaten run to five games after goals from Darragh Burns and Roberto Lopes gave them a 2-1 victory over Waterford in front of 3,681 spectators at the RSC.