Derry City secured a crucial point over rivals Shamrock Rovers in Friday’s League of Ireland Premier Division clash.

Shamrock Rovers boss Stephen Bradley tore into match referee Damien McGraith after a controversial penalty saw his side slump to a draw against Derry City in

The League of Ireland title race has been blown wide open after penalty controversy between Derry City and Shamrock Rovers.

A stoppage-time penalty from Pat Hoban earned Derry City a hard-fought point against champions Shamrock Rovers, at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium. The Hoops, who led thanks to Dylan Watts’ first-half goal,

A high ball over the top of the Derry defence saw Johnny Kenny race forward and his low pass into the path of Dylan Watts saw the midfielder squeeze a low curling shot inside Brian Maher’s left upright. It was a superb finish.

The 31st round of the League Of Ireland Premiership is upon us and Shamrock will be aiming for a 3rd consecutive league win as they prepare to take on Derry City.

Pat Hoban rescued Derry City with a last-gasp penalty in a dramatic and controversial finale against Shamrock Rovers at the Brandywell.

Pat Hoban scores a late penalty as Derry City draw 1-1 with Shamrock Rovers to move within three points of Premier Division Leaders Shelbourne.

Shamrock Rovers 1 DERRY CITY AND Shamrock Rovers shared the spoils at the Brandywell after a dramatic draw in the League of Ireland Premier Division title race. A controversial late penalty was awarded to Derry and converted by Patrick Hoban,

Derry City and Shamrock Rovers played out a 1-1 draw at the Brandywell on Friday night, leaving the Dublin side in third place in the table, four points behind Derry City and seven off Shelbourne. The deciding factor in the game was a penalty to Derry in the 90th minute that was a major talking point for pundits and commentators.