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Dundalk FC's Michael Duffy cuts a frustrated figure following last night's draw with Derry City at Oriel Park. (Pic: Oliver McVeigh/Sportsfile)
Dundalk FC stretched their unbeaten run at home to Derry City last night, following their 2-2 draw at Oriel Park.
The Lilywhites led the match through a pair of Patrick Hoban goals, but the visitors pegged them back over the final half-hour, with Eoghan Stokes' penalty sealing a share of the spoils after Darren Cole's drive had halved the deficit.
Click here for Keith Wallace's match report.
Watch the match highlights:
Die-hard Derry deny Dundalk - Watch the goals from @DundalkFC v @derrycityfc #rtesoccer #rtesport pic.twitter.com/YcwNSePsya
— RTÉ Sport (@RTEsport) May 4, 2019
Hear LiveatOriel's post-match interview with Dundalk head coach Vinny Perth:
https://t.co/XBYcSOCXzq @DundalkFC head coach Vinmy Perth. Was disappointed at throwing away a 2 -0 lead to c the game ending 2-2. @ericwhite80 pic.twitter.com/pPlGvMtGiv
— Gerry Malone (@LiveatOriel) May 4, 2019
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