What TV channel is St Pat's vs Nomme JK Kalju on? Stream, kick-off time, tickets and odds for European clash
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Pat's were just one game away from league phase football last year when they lost to Instanbul Başakşehir in a play-off
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Kalju FC faced Celtic in Champions League qualifiers back in 2019
A home first leg consisted of lots of missed chances for the Saints but still
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Nomme JK Kalju- who are also mid-season in the Estonian Premium Liiga - defeated Partizani of Albania in extra-time to progress to this stage.
Nomme JK Kalju have never qualified for the group stages of a European competition.
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They came closest in 2013, losing the Europa League play-off to FC Dnipro of Ukraine.
The winner of the tie will face the winner of Beşiktaş J.K. versus FC Shakhtar Donetsk, two European powerhouses.
WHAT TIME IS KICK-OFF?
The action kicks-off at 7:45pm in Richmond Park.
HOW TO STREAM ST PAT'S VS KALJU FC?
The European fixture can be streamed live on
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Just like both legs of the first round the stream costs £10. (€11.52)
ARE TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE?
200 extra tickets were made available for tonight's Conference League clash due to Kalju FC not selling out there full away allocation.
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The tickets are available but in short supply
WHAT ARE THE ODDS?
The bookmakers have St Pat's as the favourites to win the first leg in Richmond Park at 4/9.
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A Kalju FC win is set at 15/2 while a draw is 10/3.
The Inchicore based side are also favourites to advance to the next round at 3/10 while the Estonian team are set at 13/5.
WHAT HAS BEEN SAID IN THE BUILD-UP?
St Pat's boss Kenny was impressed with Kalju FC's first round performance against a strong Partizani team.
He said:'Partizani are ranked higher than us so it was a big win in the second half of extra-time and they were full value for it over the two legs.
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The third round draw won't favour St Pat's chances of reaching the league phase of the Conference League but that does not deter Kenny.
The former Ireland manager added: 'People want a big one but I'm wanting the draw that gives us the best chance of progressing.
"Obviously, there is an incentive for both teams when they see the draw. Besiktas and Shakhtar are big names. There are institutions in their own countries. They have a great pedigree.'
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