Waterford v St Patrick's Athletic

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Sunday 3 Aug 2025

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16:00 Local Time

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Waterford Regional Sports Centre • 

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The Waterford Football Team, also known as "The Blues", is a professional football club based in Waterford, Ireland. Founded in 1930, the team has a rich history and has competed in the League of Ireland for over 90 years. They have had several successful seasons, winning the League of Ireland title in 1972 and the League Cup in 1980. The team also holds the record for the most consecutive seasons played in the top-flight division of Irish football. Some notable players who have played for Waterford include former Irish international Kevin Sheedy and current Irish international Seamus Coleman. The team plays their home games at the RSC (Regional Sports Centre) Stadium, which has a capacity of 5,300. With a strong fanbase and a talented roster, Waterford Football Team continues to be a top competitor in Irish football.

St Patrick's Athletic, also known as St Pat's, is a professional football team based in Dublin, Ireland. Founded in 1929, the team has a rich history in Irish football and has been a consistent competitor in various domestic and international competitions. They have won the League of Ireland title nine times, most recently in 2013, and have also claimed the FAI Cup seven times. St Pat's has produced numerous talented players, including Irish international legends such as Damien Duff and Johnny Giles. The team currently plays their home matches at Richmond Park, a historic stadium with a capacity of over 5,300. In addition to their success on the pitch, St Pat's has also received recognition for their community involvement, earning them the FAI Club of the Year award in 2017. With a dedicated fan base and an impressive track record, St Patrick's Athletic continues to be a prominent and respected force in Irish football.