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Full-time! Shelbourne 1-1 Galway, the hosts drop points for only the second time this season and they ultimately just didn't adapt to their surroundings in a second-half that could've gone either way.

No word on how much stoppage-time will be played, as the commentator confirms there's no electronic board or fourth official operating one at Tolka Park today. On they continue...

Reynolds replacing goalscorer Slattery too for the visitors, who need some fresh legs to finish strong here.

Some subs now... Nicole McNamara introduced into the fray, with Singleton coming off. Murray among those being replaced for Shels too.

Well then... how costly will that Murray miss earlier prove? It's all to play for again now, with 15 minutes plus any stoppages to go, and both sides are pushing for a winner here..

GOAL! Jenna Slattery retrieves possession in the Shelbourne half, spots Budden off her line and lets fly from distance to equalise!

The game is opening up now, both sides looking threatening... Murray and Noonan combine before Stapleton rushes her eventual effort and blasts wide. Up the other end, Starr sees an onrushing Singleton, who toepokes narrowly wide of the far post.

Defensive mishap between Shauna Fox and Amanda Budden sees the ball spilled from the goalkeeper's hands, Lynsey McKey races to the loose ball but somehow doesn't keep her attempt on target - fires high and wide!

How did she miss? Murray shanks the ball horribly over the bar, from close-range, after another purposeful passage of passing play - Gargan, Noonan and Ziu combine before Murray fluffs her lines with the goal gaping.

Russell is the first player into the referee's book, she got a talking to midway through the first-half for committing one too many cynical fouls and can have no complaints this time for another late challenge that was retroactively punished after another Shelbourne attack.

Chance! A promising breakaway sees Murray baring down on goal but she was in two minds and opted to tee up Noonan, but the chance fizzles out as Galway goalkeeper Abbiegayle Ronayne closed her angles well enough.

Second-half has begun and no changes by either side at the break, it seems.

Half-time! Shelbourne 1-0 Galway, the hosts are deservedly ahead but all things considered, Galway will be glad it\'s still only a one-goal deficit at the break. Not much in the way of true goalmouth action for them yet, which can all change if Bohemian's turnaround win over Peamount last weekend is anything to go by...

Murray shoots goalwards on the edge of the area after another potentially dangerous cross is partially cleared, but the eventual effort trickles harmlessly wide.

Not much has happened in the last ten minutes, Shelbourne are comfortable with their slender lead but Galway haven't done enough to trouble them. A stop-start affair, with the referee giving multiple players a stern talking to, but keeping his cards in his pocket for now.

Besides the energetic, marauding Julie-Ann Russell, it's hard to see any Galway players really unlock the Shels backline here. Noelle Murray has had two attempts at goal, one she miscontrolled with a glancing header at the near post, another she created herself but blazed over the bar after dinking the ball over two defenders.

That\'s the seventh goal of the season for Noonan, who extends her tally as the player with the best minutes-per-goal ratio across the WNL this term.

Goal from nowhere! Murray and Larkin combine, the latter lofts a hopeful ball towards the far post and Saoirse Noonan breaks the deadlock with aplomb - a first-time finish creeps in at the near post.

Frenetic start by both, Galway looking to counter with numbers in transition but are struggling with their final ball - as evidenced by a promising free-kick floating harmlessly wide. Graham came close from distance earlier, after some good last-ditch defending thwarted an onrushing Stapleton inside the area.

Kick-off! Will Shelbourne extend their lead atop the WNL after Wexford Youths lost away at Sligo Rovers earlier today, or do fourth-placed Galway have a trick up their sleeve on this sunny evening?

Eventually, the same can be said for Galway. The two sides are back out onto the pitch, going through their final motions with kick-off moments away now...

Shels team news is out! Today marks Rachel Graham's 150th appearance for the hosts. For the full eleven and substitutes, check the line-up tab now.

So, what will Galway have to say in response this evening? The two sides are going through their respective warm-up routines at Tolka Park, and the line-ups are to come.

The one I'm focused on, is the Shelbourne backline have only conceded one goal in their 12 WNL matches this term. First-choice goalkeeper Amanda Budden was rarely troubled during the reverse H2H fixture in mid-April, a 2-0 win.

With under an hour to go between now and kick-off, fancy some pre-match reading? Take a glance at my match preview if you haven't already - in the article portion of this page. Some interesting stats to take into account...

Good afternoon and welcome to today's live play-by-play commentary as Shelbourne host Galway in the WNL. My name's Mosope Ominiyi, I'll take you through the evening's action with kick-off scheduled for 5pm.