St. Patrick's Athletic -v- Killester United
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St. Patrick's Athletic and Killester FC will battle it out once again as they both vie for a place in the Leinster Senior Cup Final where they will face Bohemians. Last week's clash ended two goals a-piece but failed to go to extra-time as there was not enough daylight to finish out the game. (kick-off 7.45pm Richmond Park).
Killester have made it to this semi-final replay by defeating First Division side Longford Town (3-1) and non-League Willow Park (4-0).St. Pats saw off the challenges of Bray Wanderers (2-0) and Athlone Town (3-0) to reach the semis.
Ian Daly is once again available for St. Pats having recovered from a back injury however Derek Doyle picked up a calf strain against Galway and will miss the game. Shane Guthrie is cup-tied. Pete Mahon's only other concern is the fitness of Daryl Kavanagh who is suffering from a bug.
Talking to Stpats.com, Mahon was quick to state that his team will not underestimate the opposition having seen how well they could play last week.
"We will be putting out our best team. Maybe it was a bit of complacency last week on the part of the players before the game, but I think that is eradicated now having seen the opposition."
"We will be coming down here on Tuesday with the same frame of mind that we had on Saturday (against Galway)."
The game kicks off at 7.45pm and Extratime.ie will have full live updates of the match here.
Killester have made it to this semi-final replay by defeating First Division side Longford Town (3-1) and non-League Willow Park (4-0).St. Pats saw off the challenges of Bray Wanderers (2-0) and Athlone Town (3-0) to reach the semis.
Ian Daly is once again available for St. Pats having recovered from a back injury however Derek Doyle picked up a calf strain against Galway and will miss the game. Shane Guthrie is cup-tied. Pete Mahon's only other concern is the fitness of Daryl Kavanagh who is suffering from a bug.
Talking to Stpats.com, Mahon was quick to state that his team will not underestimate the opposition having seen how well they could play last week.
"We will be putting out our best team. Maybe it was a bit of complacency last week on the part of the players before the game, but I think that is eradicated now having seen the opposition."
"We will be coming down here on Tuesday with the same frame of mind that we had on Saturday (against Galway)."
The game kicks off at 7.45pm and Extratime.ie will have full live updates of the match here.
