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By Ronan O’Donnell
Finn Harps are back in action tonight, Friday, as they take on formidable opponents UCD at Finn Park.
Harps come into the game having lost in a tough away fixture to Athlone Town and are seeking their first win of the new campaign. Finn harps manager, Kevin McHugh told Highland Radio that they needed to make their “home form count”. Harps newest signing, Bernardo Monteiro, hopes they can impress the home crowd. He said the three points were “the most important thing”.
Across the border Derry City are also in action as they take on Bohemians at Brandywell. Derry will be hoping to stay undefeated in the League of Ireland Premiership. Derry currently sit fourth in the table after two games and are in search of their first title since 1994.
City manager, Tiernan Lynch said he was not satisfied with his team so far.
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