Preview: Sligo Rovers vs Bray Wanderers

Bray Wanderers come into Saturday's game on the back of a tremendous unbeaten streak, which has seen them rocket up the table into 5th position. The Wanderers are missing only one player for the match against the Sligo outfit, much to the delight of Bray manager Eddie Gormley. Mark Duggan misses the game due to suspension that he picked up by accumulating four penalty points.

Ahead of the game against the north western side, Eddie Gormley commented on his team's performance last week saying “We didn't have too many chances,but we put away one of the few we got.You earn your luck and we earned ours and got a massive three points.”

Sligo on the other hand have seen their recent good form halted by Galway in the League Cup, and by Cork City last week in Turner's Cross. This turn of form has been further compounded by the fact that Sligo go into the game, depleted both on and off the pitch. Manager Paul Cook begins the first of his four game suspension this week. Both Chris Butler and Jamie McKenzie will join Cook in the stands as a result of their sendings off against Cork last week. Also missing for Sligo is Steve Feeney as a result of his long term hamstring injury. Creative striker, Romauld Boco is an injury doubt for Sligo and he will face a late fitness test before Saturday's game.

Kick off is at 8.00pm in The Showgrounds.