Sligo Rovers' 0-0 draw with Waterford on August 21st has done little to improve their Premier Division survival hopes. The team, currently in 10th place with 23 points from 28 games, is still five points off Drogheda in ninth place. Graham Coughlan's side still has six points off the bottom, according to www.the42.ie.
What the Draw Means for Sligo Rovers' Survival Hopes
The draw was a disappointing result for Sligo Rovers, who have not won a league game since May 22nd. The team has 8 games to go in the season, and a win is crucial to improve their chances of survival. Waterford, on the other hand, has an unbeaten league run of 7 games and is 6 points off the bottom.
Key Players for Sligo Rovers
Cian Kavanagh has hit form in recent weeks, but his efforts were not enough to secure a win for Sligo Rovers. Kevin Long blocked Cian Kavanagh's effort, and Stephen McMullan held onto Luke Pearce's shot. Padraig Amond and Tommy Lonergan had chances for Waterford, but Tommy Lonergan fired straight at Gareth McElroy.
Recent Form and League Standing
Sligo Rovers' recent form is 1W-2D-2L (DDWLL), with their last result being a 0-0 draw with Waterford. The team's league standing is 10th in Premier Division, 23 points, 5W-8D-15L from 28 games, recent form DLDDL. They are 31 points behind leaders Shamrock Rovers in the title race.
Next Fixture and Upcoming Games
Sligo Rovers' next fixture is against Bohemians on August 28th, which will be a crucial game for the team's survival hopes. Ahead of this game, you can check on our fixtures page for the latest information.
What This Means for Sligo Rovers' Survival Hopes
The draw with Waterford has done little to improve Sligo Rovers' survival hopes. The team still has a long way to go to secure their place in the Premier Division. Graham Coughlan's side will need to win their upcoming games to improve their chances of survival. According to www.the42.ie, Graham Coughlan's side still has six points off the bottom. The team's top scorer this season is O. Elding with 11 goals in 35 appearances.
League Standing and Statistics
Sligo Rovers' league standing is 10th in Premier Division, 23 points, 5W-8D-15L from 28 games, recent form DLDDL. The team has scored 23 goals this season and conceded 45, resulting in a -22 goal difference. They have 8 games to go in the season, and a win is crucial to improve their chances of survival.
Conclusion
The draw with Waterford has done little to improve Sligo Rovers' survival hopes. The team still has a long way to go to secure their place in the Premier Division. Graham Coughlan's side will need to win their upcoming games to improve their chances of survival. According to www.the42.ie, Graham Coughlan's side still has six points off the bottom.
