All over, 0-0 the end result

4 minutes added time

A Bray attack converts to a Galway one but a long range effort falls straight to the keepers hands

Bray had most of the possession for the last five minutes, the question remains though can they capitalise before the final whistle

Graydon's shot blocked by Kearns

Galway penalty call but referee says no. Yellow card awarded for diving

Throw in Galway near Bray's corner flag. Delivered into the penalty area but cleared out

Brian Maher taking all of his allocated time for a kick out now, possibly suggestive that Bray would be happy for things to stay the way they are

Corner Bray

Bray undergoing a seldom push forward at the minute. Still 0-0 with just over 10 minutes to go

Waweru off too, he's replaced by Cunningham

Shane Doherty on for Galway, Boyle off

Corner Galway

Brian Maher consistently under pressure by Galway's attackers

Gary Shaw off for Bray, Craven on

Ball collected by Bray's keeper to dig them out of a hole. They appear to be tiring as the game progresses

Tension rising in the Carlisle Grounds but no score to report as of yet

Goal kick Bray

Galway with a lot of the momentum as of late, Bray dropping deep

Waweru chance there is cut out by Maher who came out off his line to put a stop to the run

Yellow card for Clifford

A myriad of throws in the last few minutes as we pass the hour mark

Great ball into Doyle from Kavanagh but it just escapes him

Sub for Bray, Daniel Jones off, Luka Lovic on

Waweru calls for a free but to no avail, referee says play on

Galway starting this half with tenacity. Corner kick for them now

Free out for Bray after a confrontation with the Galway forward infront of their box

Bray's free kick in a dangerous area goes askew

2nd half is in play

Halftime, 0-0 stalemate thus far

Bit of deliberation over some of the referee's decisions tonight in the Carlisle Grounds

2 minutes added time announced

Free in to Bray but the ball in goes out for a goalkick to Galway

Galway get a head to it but Brian Maher gathers it

Waweru fouled by Clifford again. McCormack over the ball

Yellow card for Mark Byrne

McCormack throws it to the far post but its headed away by Shaw

Free to Galway just inside Bray's half

Clifford shot from 30 yards dips beyond the crossbar

The game has lost a touch of its sting in the last few minutes as both sides have gone quite defensive

A stoppage as as Shaw receives medical treatment

Shaw gets a touch to it and its out for a goal kick

Corner to Bray and this could be their chance

Galway goal kick

Wawaru's cross goes across the face of goal and out for a goal kick

Bray often resorting to long balls but Galway the better of them so far in this one

Great ball into Galway's box sees Joe Doyle commit the foul and there's a free out called

Kavanagh gets a shot off across goal but no joy as Kearns meets it with ease

Another chance for Galway drifts over the crossbar

Clifford's second foul in the opening ten minutes sees Galway earn another free kick

Rowe and Waweru working well in tandem early on, rapidly getting forward when Galway gain possession

Galway pressing high on Bray throughout

Kavanagh hits the ball on a first time volley but its over the crossbar

First corner of the game goes to Galway

Galway looking more up for this of the two sides early on, pushing forward frequently. Freekick now for them on the right of the pitch deep in Bray's half

Mikey Rowe drills a long range effort at goal but it's out over the endline

The match gets underway

A minute silence is taking place at the Carlisle Grounds

The teams are in and there's only five minutes until kick off in Bray

As we await the teams we will scan through the fundamentals! The referee for tonight's fixture is Gavin Colfer and according to Galway's twitter page it is currently 8 degrees at the Carlisle Grounds, with 6% precipatation, 82% humidity and a wind of 27km/h

While the second leg is still to be undertaken on the 7th of November, with the ultimate glory of a division upgrade on the line there is sure to be tumult and turmoil between the duo tonight in Wicklow.

Up front Kavanagh, Joe Doyle, and Gary Shaw are one to watch for tonight’s home squad, while Waweru, Ruairi Keating and Padraic Cunningham are firing on all cylinders for the visitors.

Uncharacteristic for Brian Maher to have that much of a mishap in net, the keeper had a cumulative 11 clean sheets throughout the campaign in contrast to Conor Kearns’s 10 for Galway.

On the other side of the coin Bray fell victim to Wexford FC on a scoreline of 4-2 last Friday. There Brandon Kavanagh’s goals were cancelled out by strikes from Daniel Dobbin, Thomas Considine, Evan Farrell and Jack Moylan.

That most recent affair yielded Wison Waweru the hero of the day when he converted a long ball put to him by Conor McCormack and sank the oppositions hopes. After that The Tribesmen suffered a 3-0 defeat to Cork City when Jonas Hakkinen, Alec Byrne & Cian Coleman were on target for the Munster outfit.

Throughout the course of the year, three encounters unfolded between the pair, with hap hazard results. Bray emerged triumphant from their first encounter in series seven, the spoils were shared in series 16 and United clinched a 1-0 champion over Wanderers in series 25 at Eamonn Deacy Park.

The second placed Westerners are favourites to win the tie, finishing the overall season 14 points ahead of fifth spot Bray Wanderers come the conclusion of the league. UCD and Treaty United face off in the corresponding fixture, with the winners scheduled to battle it out for the opportunity of Premier Division glory on November 19th.

The First Division promotion play offs get underway this evening with Bray Wanderers playing hosts to Galway United at the Carlisle Grounds (7:45pm). Tonight's match commentary is brought to you by Alanna Cunnane