St Patrick's Athletic v Shamrock Rovers

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Friday 11 Sep 2026

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19:45 Local Time

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Richmond Park Stadium • 

Dublin, IrelandShow on map

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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.

Shamrock Rovers is one of the most successful football teams in Ireland, competing in the League of Ireland Premier Division. The team, founded in 1901, has won a total of 18 League titles, the most recent being in 2019. They have also won the Irish Cup a record 25 times, making them the most successful club in the country's history. Shamrock Rovers has produced numerous talented players over the years, including current captain Ronan Finn, who has been named League of Ireland Player of the Year twice. The team plays their home matches at the Tallaght Stadium, which has a capacity of 8,000. This modern facility opened in 2009 and has hosted international matches for both the Republic of Ireland national team and women's national team. With a rich history and a strong lineup of players, Shamrock Rovers continues to be a top contender in the Irish football scene.