DROGHEDA United boss Kevin Doherty has called for one last push from the club’s supporters to help get his team over the line in Saturday’s Premier Division Promotion/Relegation Play-off against Bray Wanderers at Tallaght Stadium (2pm).

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KEVIN Doherty was almost emotionally spent by the time he arrived in the media room more than an hour after the final whistle on Sunday evening.

Wracked with pain, Kevin Doherty did a double-take as Arsene Wenger stood over him as he lay on a stretcher in Rotterdam. ‘What the heck is Arsene Wenger doing here?’ he thought to himself amid pulses of agony.

Drogheda United manager Kevin Doherty hailed his players for sticking to the plan after they overcame Derry City to win the FAI Cup for the second time.

Ireland legend John O’Shea has congratulated his former team-mate Kevin Doherty for guiding Drogheda United to FAI Cup glory. Doherty and O’Shea were Ireland schools team-mates before the Drogs boss went to Liverpool in 1998,

Drogheda United upset the odds to win the FAI Cup final this evening at the Aviva Stadium They beat Derry City 2-0 with goals in either half from Andrew Quinn and Douglas James Taylor. That win for Drogs is their first cup win since 2005 and sends them into Europe next season.

Kevin Doherty was beaming with pride as Drogheda United lifted the FAI Cup for just the second time in their history, but admits his focus will now turn to next weekend’s promotion/relegation play-off final.