Drogheda United will offer to make it three league triumphs in succession when they proceed with their homegrown mission away to Bohemians on Friday night.

The guests are right now eighth in the Premier Division of the League of Ireland, while Bohemians possess seventh position, three points over their adversaries in this match.

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Bohemians Vs Drogheda United Betting  odds

Team	Bet365	Betway	1xbet
Bohemians	1.44	1.41	1.44
Drogheda United	6.00	6.80	7.20

Bohemians Vs Drogheda United Tips and Prediction

Bohemians will enter Friday’s installation off the rear of a 3-0 loss at St Patrick’s Athletic on Monday, with the outcome leaving them in seventh spot in the table, 12 points above 10th set Finn Harps.

Bohs have won five, drawn seven and lost five of their 17 league matches this season to gather 22 points, and they are just two points behind five-set Sligo Rovers with a game close by.

Keith Long’s side have won three, drawn three and lost two of their eight home league games this term, in the interim, and will be taking on a Drogheda outfit that have gotten only five points from their eight game on their movements.

Bohemians have won the Premier Division of the League of Ireland on 11 events, with their last achievement coming in 2009, however they completed fifth last term and have found it challenging to show consistency this term, neglecting to record consecutive triumphs during the ongoing effort.

Drogheda, in the interim, will participate in the challenge off the rear of progressive triumphs over Finn Harps and Shamrock Rovers, which have assisted them with moving nine points clear of 10th put Finn Harps.

A first-half exertion from Ryan Brennan saw them record a 1-0 win over Shamrock Rovers on Monday, and the consecutive triumphs followed four straight losses for the Claret and Blues.

Kevin Doherty’s side, who completed seventh in Ireland’s main four last season, will have a moderately lengthy break after this installation, with their next game holding off on coming until June 10, at home to UCD.

Drogheda, who won the Premier Division of the League of Ireland back in 2007 preceding completing second in 2012, played out a draw with Bohemians when the pair clashed towards the beginning of April.

Bohemians ran out 2-1 champs when the sides last met at Dalymount Park in November 2021, however, and Drogheda have not won away to their rivals here since June 2015.

Conclusion

Drogheda will enter this match in the better structure, yet they have not beaten Bohemians from home at this degree of football since June 2015, which is a troublesome record to overlook. The different sides played out a draw the opposite installation simply last month, and we can see the equivalent scoreline happening on Friday night.