Dundalk manager Stephen Kenny says they’ll need to put in “one of the greatest performances in Irish football history” if they’re to progress to the third qualifying round of the Champions League.
The champions are away to Rosenborg, with the sides tied at a goal apiece after last week’s first leg at Oriel Park.
Dundalk have to score this evening if they’re to win the tie, and kick off in Trondheim (PR: Tront-hyme) is at 6.15.
The winners of that won are likely to face Celtic in the next round.
Brendan Rodgers side hold a 2-nil lead over Linfield ahead of their second leg at Parkhead this evening.
That one kicks off at 7.45.
