What time and TV channel is Shelbourne v Bohemians on today?
With both Premier Division matches ending in stalemates on Friday evening, fans will be praying for a more entertaining contest today.
Shels are riding the crest of a wave after a famous win in Croatia during the week. Joey O'Brien's side were excellent against Rijeka, with John Martin's second-half header clinching one of the Dublin side's most famous ever European wins.
Here's what you need to know about the game: Where is the game being played?
Tolka Park. What time is kick-off?
5pm. Can I watch the game on TV or stream it online?
The game can be streamed on LOI TV. What are the betting odds?
Shelbourne - 39/20
Draw - 11/5
Bohemians - 13/10
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