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<\/p>\nShamrock Rovers and Shelbourne meet in Dublin derby action, while Bohemians are at home to Waterford.<\/p>\n
15:27, 06 Apr 2026Updated 15:31, 06 Apr 2026<\/p>\n
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Drogheda United fans set off flares(Image: INPHO\/Ryan Byrne)<\/p>\n
Jordan Flores says he prefers the leading role in a dramatic change from last year.<\/p>\n
While Bohemians<\/a> might have dropped off top-spot after Friday night\u2019s results, with St Patrick\u2019s Athletic<\/a> leap-frogging them, they remain the only unbeaten team in the Premier Division<\/a>.<\/p>\n And even more remarkable than that – they have yet to go behind this season.<\/p>\n In nine games so far, none of their opponents have been able to get their noses in front against Alan Reynolds\u2019 side.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Bohs have led games for a combined total of 299 minutes out of 810 – or 37 percent of their time on the pitch to date in 2026.<\/p>\n They have won five games and drawn four, with only Dundalk managing to stop them from turning a lead into three points. Their three other draws were scoreless.<\/p>\n Midfielder Flores admits it\u2019s a remarkable stat. And it\u2019s one he would like to see continue as the Gypsies prepare for today\u2019s home game against Waterford.<\/p>\n \u201cI think it was the opposite last year, we were actually chasing the games a lot last year and we always finished the games strong,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n \u201cSo it is different, but I guess that\u2019s what you want. You don\u2019t want to be going behind in games. Hopefully it continues.\u201d<\/p>\n He is eager to get back to winning ways after they drew their third game in a row when they were held to a stalemate in Drogheda last Friday night.<\/p>\n BOHS\u2019 LEADING ROLE<\/p>\n Bohemians have led in six of their nine games so far – and have yet to fall behind in a League of Ireland match this season.<\/p>\n Of those six games, they have managed to turn their lead into three points, with only Dundalk managing to comeback and claim a draw.<\/p>\n Minutes led – Opposition – Result<\/p>\n 47 – Dundalk – DRAW<\/p>\n 3 – Galway United – WIN<\/p>\n 72 – Waterford – WIN<\/p>\n 64 – Shamrock Rovers – WIN<\/p>\n 25 – Derry City – WIN<\/p>\n 88 – Sligo Rovers – WIN<\/p>\n Total: 299 minutes\/810 minutes<\/p>\n As for the Easter Monday action, here\u2019s all you need to know\u2026<\/p>\n Bohemians v Waterford<\/p>\n Time: 5pm<\/p>\n Venue: Dalymount Park<\/p>\n Where can I watch: LOITV<\/a> (Coverage starts 4.45pm)<\/p>\n Sligo Rovers v Derry City<\/p>\n Time: 5pm<\/p>\n Venue: The Showgrounds<\/p>\n Where can I watch: LOITV<\/a> (Coverage starts 4.45pm)<\/p>\n Shamrock Rovers v Shelbourne<\/p>\n Time: 5pm<\/p>\n Venue: Tallaght Stadium<\/p>\n Where can I watch: LOITV<\/a><\/p>\n Drogheda United v Galway United<\/p>\n Time: 5pm<\/p>\n Venue: Sullivan & Lambe Park<\/p>\n Where can I watch: LOITV<\/a><\/p>\n Dundalk v St Patrick\u2019s Athletic<\/p>\n Time: 5pm<\/p>\n Venue: Oriel Park<\/p>\n Where can I watch: LOITV<\/a><\/p>\n