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Galway United have rarely dined at the top table of Irish football, but they have been in this situation before. Big expectant crowds gathered in Terryland. Even the RTÉ cameras turned up. Ultimately, United came up short against Finn Harps, Derry City and Bohemians in home semi-finals. And so, they still sing about Lansdowne in the sun in 1991.

Despite the international break, Galway United continue in league action tomorrow night to make up for the missed fixture against Shelbourne.

There is some respite from the pressure cooker of league action tomorrow night for Galway United.

At the end of a dramatic weekend at the bottom of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division, Galway United got a heroic draw in Dalymount Park. That they still lost some ground in their bid to beat the drop gives a good indication of the nature of the competition they face.

The league has dubbed it 'Survival Saturday'. There is a significant amount of football to be played before the end of October, however the stakes are starting to pile up.

Few would have had this pegged as a top half of the table tie, even early in the second half of the season.

Jimmy Keohane's ruthless first-half strike sealed Galway United's first win of the season against Sligo Rovers in the 100th Connacht Derby.

Kris Twardek's first Galway United goal was not enough for all three points as the Tribesmen shared the spoils with Shelbourne in a battling display at Tolka Park.

A sting still lingers from the conclusion of last Friday night’s opening game in Eamonn Deacy Park. United were bright and brave but didn’t get the rub of the green. Instead, Drogheda whisked away all three points thanks to an injury-time winner.

David Hurley missed from the penalty spot as Galway United lost to a last gasp Drogheda United winner at Eamonn Deacy Park.