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Waterford United close out their season with the second leg of the eircom league playoff at the RSC this evening as uncertainty as to the future of the club pervades the fixture.

[b]Dundalk 1 Waterford United 1[/b]Trevor Vaughan scored a dramatic penalty equaliser two minutes into stoppage time as Dundalk’s second half dominance got its just reward in this first leg of the eircom League play-off at rainsodden Oriel Park.

Waterford United will make the journey to Oriel Park to face a Dundalk side that has experienced defeat just once this season and is brimming with a confidence that has eluded the Lilywhites for many years.John Gill’s side may not have taken the first division title but the efforts of the club officials off the field has made his job a lot easier than recent regimes at Oriel and their second place finish is a testament to the efforts of everyone at the club.For Gareth Cronin, the job is to ensure that there will be something to play for in the home leg on Saturday next. Cronin must plan without Alan Reynolds who is suffering from flu, while Alan Cawley, Daryl Kavanagh and Alan Keely are all struggling with knocks and the boss will face an anxious wait to see if these three make it for the game.

Waterford United’s second leg play-off against Dundalk will take place at the RSC Waterford on Saturday night November 25th at the earlier time of 7.00pm.Waterford United will be allowing season ticket holders admission free of charge as a gesture of thanks for their support this season.Waterford United would like to urge all supporters to attend this crucial game and get behind the Blues in their final game of the season.

Waterford United will face Dundalk in the eircom league play-offs following the completion of the first division series at Finn Park where Dundalk overcame a strong challenge from Finn Harps to win one nil.The match, which was postponed from Saturday due to a waterlogged pitch, was eventually played on Sunday afternoon and this now means that the first leg at Oriel Park will take place on Wednesday evening(November 22) at 7.45pm rather than Tuesday.The return leg wil take place at the RSC on Saturday evening November 25th.

Saturday’s Eircom League First Division game between Finn Harps and Dundalk, which was scheduled for Finn Park, Ballybofey, has been postponed. The pitch was inspected Saturday morning and declared unplayable due to a waterlogged pitch. The match has been refixed for Sunday afternoon at 3pm in Finn Park. If Dundalk qualify for next week’s play-off, the first leg tie against Waterford United, which was originally scheduled for Tuesday night in Oriel Park, will be switched to Wednesday night.

[b]Drogheda United 1 Waterford United 0[/b]Drogheda United rounded off another fine season for the club ensuring qualification for Europe and a defence of the Setanta Sports Cup with this hard fought victory over a dogged Waterford side whose performance belied their position at the bottom of the eircom League Premier Division table.