Carl Winchester reveals why Derry believe they can still clinch title success
Carl Winchester believes Derry City can still challenge for the title as they prepare for a must-win game at Shamrock Rovers on Sunday, August 3.
After Friday's 1-1 draw with Bohemians at the Brandywell – marred by off-pitch violence – the Candystripes are eight points off the League leaders and know a loss in Dublin would end any title hopes.
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