Bohs 3-2 Rovers: Late Goals Not Enough for Champions at Dalymount Park

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Bohs Survive Late Rally to Defeat Rovers in Tense Dublin Derby

Published February 28, 2026

Connor Parsons of Bohemians (right) and Daniel Cleary of Shamrock Rovers have a difference of opinion at Dalymount Park. Photo: Sportsfile

Bohs Hold Off Rovers’ Late Push

Bohemians secured a 3-2 victory over Shamrock Rovers in a thrilling Premier Division clash at Dalymount Park. Despite a spirited late rally from the defending champions, Bohemians maintained their lead at the top of the table. The scoreline suggests a tight contest, but the two late goals from Rovers were ultimately consolation efforts.

First-Half Dominance Sets the Tone

Bohemians took control of the match early, with Connor Parsons opening the scoring after a well-worked team move. Within two minutes Bohs were ahead, a fine team goal started at the back with the ball worked across the pitch, with a clever lay-off from Colm Whelan which put Parsons within sight of goal and he slid it past Ed McGinty. Colm Whelan then extended their advantage from the penalty spot, awarded after a foul on Ross Tierney. Ross Tierney added a third goal, seemingly putting the game beyond Rovers’ reach.

Rovers Mount a Late Comeback

Shamrock Rovers refused to surrender, launching a late attack that saw Pico Lopes and Aaron Greene find the back of the net in stoppage time. However, their efforts proved insufficient to overturn the deficit. Bohs had that 3-0 lead heading into the last minute, but from nowhere Rovers clawed back two goals. The late goals, while dramatic, came too late to significantly impact the outcome.

Match Details

The match was played at Dalymount Park, the historic home of Bohemian F.C. The stadium is set to close for redevelopment following this season.

  • Bohemians: Chorazka; Morahan, Hickey, Todd, Flores; McDonnell, Devoy; Rooney, Parsons, Tierney; Whelan
  • Shamrock Rovers: McGinty; Lopes, Cleary, O’Sullivan; Grant, Watts, Healy, Ozhianvuna, Brennan; Burke; Noonan
  • Referee: N Doyle
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Looking Ahead

Bohemians will look to continue their strong start to the season, while Shamrock Rovers will aim to rediscover their form. This victory solidifies Bohemians’ position as early league leaders.

FAQ

  • Where was the match played? Dalymount Park, Dublin.
  • Who scored for Bohemians? Connor Parsons, Colm Whelan, and Ross Tierney.
  • Who scored for Shamrock Rovers? Pico Lopes and Aaron Greene.
  • What is the significance of Dalymount Park? It’s the historic home of Bohemian F.C. And is set to close for redevelopment.

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