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FAI Cup final - Bohemians v St Patrick's Athletic: All you need to know

Sunday, 12 November

Sports Direct Men's FAI Cup Final

Bohemians v St Patrick's Athletic, Aviva Stadium, 3pm

TV

Watch live coverage on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player from 2pm.

RADIO

Listen to live radio commentary on Sunday Sport on RTÉ Radio One from 2pm.

ONLINE

Follow a live blog on RTÉ.ie/Sport and the RTÉ News app.

WEATHER

Sunday morning will be wet and windy, with light showers continuing up until about 4pm. There will be a gentle breeze throughout the day, with temperature at kick-off set to be around 11C.

Dublin rivals meet in repeat of 2021 final

In keeping with the Dublin-based transport company that sponsors Bohemians, two all-capital cup finals have come along in quick succession, after over two decades without one.

Bohemians beat Shelbourne 1-0 in a replay after a scoreless draw back in 2000, and 21 years later there were no goals in normal time again, as Bohs took on St Pat's in front of 37,000 people at the Aviva.

Both sides scored in extra-time before St Pat's prevailed 4-3 on penalties to extend Bohemians' run without a major trophy that stretches back to 2009.

The Gypsies will have revenge on their minds this year, although only three of the XI that started on that day are still on their books - James Talbot, Ali Coote, and club captain Keith Buckley, who has been ruled out of the final through injury.

Jamie Lennon and Chris Forrester are the only survivors from the Saints' starting team, but much of the Aviva Crowd will be made up of the same faces who were there two years ago, as the match looks set to break the all-time attendance record for an FAI Cup final, with over 40,000 tickets already sold on Friday afternoon.

Damien Duff's Shels will be watching with interest

After a hectic week at Tolka Park, Damien Duff

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