No One Messes With Dundalk in the Airtricity League of Ireland

Undoubtedly no one messes with the Lilywhites of Dundalk in this edition of the Airtricity League of Ireland and by far this squad is looking like an overall contender once again in this edition.

With the Saint Patrick Athletic chaps paying a visit to Oriel Park and face in what many see a hardened Dundalk, suddenly the locals were in danger of faltering in front of their faithful. 

At the end the good fortunes and strategies placed by its Manager Stephen Kenny definitely worked wonders and hence a very convincing result for the locals that saw their efforts all afternoon long with a nice 4-1 victory.

So far seeded in first place since the beginning of the campaign this squad is poised to net another shield or two to its venue halls as well claim bragging rights as an all-around domination of this tourney for the second year consecutively.

As results speak for themselves, this squad has fifty eight points and with an advantage in the top of eight points over its closest follower in Cork City and Saint Patrick’s Athletic behind with nine and Shamrock Rovers way behind with twelve.

The Lilywhites are determined to win it all along of netting a treble in this campaign that for sure this squad is already wrapped up and with the champagne cooling just waiting for the final game of the campaign to uncork it.

Although they came short on the UEFA Europa adventure after being eliminated by Bielorrusia side Bate Borisov, their next time maybe this squad can get among the European elite for good make a run in the final stages.

At the end this club once again under Manager Kenny’s direction this club is a force not reckon with and if this club continues its ascent and winning ways, once again will claim another Airtricity League Shield for this campaign. 

Their upcoming compromises in league play will against a not so easy Bohemian squad at Dalymont Park in Dublin to return to Oriel Park and host the always difficult Shamrock Rovers, putting their great record in the line.

For the Lilywhites Boss its nothing but another challenge well taken and preparing his boys for the upcoming matches and with a three match home stand at Loth, things can work for Dundalk at the end.

Sadly but true is there anyone that can stop this club winning ways as well being on its way to net another league shield and stop this initial eleven that their Boss Stephen Kenny already has put so much faith in it.

If things continue its march and the Lilywhites continue with their top of the line football, I doubt anyone can catch this squad and replace it at the league top, very doubtful.

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