It's a big result for Dave Roger's squad who pick up their first points of the campaign, and they'll hope this result can galvanize their season. Bray drop their first points of the season after a perfect start and will rue the fact they weren't able to produce many moments of quality with their lion's share of possession.

Full-time here in Finn Park. Finn Harps 1-1 Bray Wanderers.

Five minutes of added time. Can either side break the deadlock?

Harps go close again! A glancing header goes unanswered but just drifts past the left post.

Caoimhin Porter carded for a poor challenge.

Both teams still struggling to find the breakthrough. It would certainly be a great result for Harps if they can hold Bray to a point.

A great opportunity for Harps as Mashigo finds the ball on the half-volley 12 yards out. He stumbles over while winding the shot up and produces a weak effort.

A new batch of substitutions from both sides have been introduced.

The free is woefully overhit by Crowley, as the ball flies over every players head and draws jeers from the home fans.

Ger Shortt picks up the ball in his own half and carries the ball all the way up. Wins a free on the edge of Haprs box.

Thompson on for Almirall. Lynch on for Okwute.

And it's a brilliant chance for Daniel Okwute. He breaks behind Bray's backline and receives a brilliant ball to latch on to. He's one on one with Omorehiomwan who is bundled over, and it's deemed a foul by referee Paul Norton.

Baba picks up a yellow card for a late challenge.

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Half time. Finn Harps 1-1 Bray Wanderers.

Bray with another corner but struggling to find their man. Harps will surely be keeping a close eye on Cole Omorehiomwan who has proved himself to be quite the aerial threat bagging a brace last weekend against Kerry-both headers.

Things have kept chugging along here. Both sides in effective deadlock, Bray looking the slight bit more threatening but are struggling to play that killer final pass.

Goal! It starts off as a quick counter from Bray before what seemed to be a wasted cross as it was cleared initially by the Harps defence. Up steps Harry Groome who hits an absolute peach of a valley from that initial clearance, burying it in the bottom left corner.

Harps passing has become significantly better as the game\'s matured. They\'ve been playing a lot of long diagonals that Bray have had a lot of trouble dealing with.

Bray have responsed with vigour in search of an equaliser. Far more aggressive and spending a lot more time in Harps\'final third.

And it\'s a goal for Ryan Flood! He strikes it sweetly on his left foot, sends the ball around the wall, and bang off the post! Moody left stranded.

Free kick for Harps 20 yards out, centre of goal...

Long ball style from Harps hasn't been incredibly effective so far. A long ball from the defense goes wayward and bangs off the home side's gantry.

Pace of the game looks to be forming quite early. Bray holding most of the possession while Harps look to counter and spray those long balls up field as fast as possible.

It's been an interesting start to the match. Andy Lyons with the best chance so far-receives a lovely cross from Conor Crowley but just can't get the right connection with his head, the ball flying well over the bar.

And we\'re off! The hosts get it started after a brief moment of silence to mark the unfortunate passing of two long-time Harps fans.

Finn Harps gaffer Dave Rogers on his side's run of form: “Last Friday’s result was disappointing having gone in ahead at half-time but we now have an opportunity to learn lessons from the areas we are being punished and go out and put them right. People hopefully understand that this is a brand new group of players who are gaining experience day by day and week by week so there will be bumps along the way...Our supporters have been outstanding in both games so far this season both home and away and I know the Finn Harps faithful will get out behind this young squad again on Friday night and cheer them on all the way.”

Speaking on Finn Harps, Ryan knows form can be deceptive. “It’s going to be hard. They haven’t started as well as they would have hoped or liked. That might go against us as they might have a big crowd backing them. They’ll be doing all they can to get their first points on the board. We’ll go up there with a plan. Hopefully, it will work.” It’s hard to get a pattern of how teams are playing. Things might take shape after a series of games. Knowing (Finn Harps manager) Dave Rogers, he plays really good football. They are dynamic; quick, and aggressive. So, we have some idea what they will be like.”

Speaking ahead of the game, Wanderers manager Ian Ryan expressed his delight at his team's rich vein of form but understands they need to stay composed ahead of a long season. “It’s been brilliant. We can’t ask for more after two games. But we can’t get carried away,” he said. “We’re only two games into our whole season. We’ll take a bit of confidence out of it. But we know we can get better. There’s still lots to work on.”

And it's the same for Finn Harps, as Noe Baba steps in for Katlego Mashigo.

Just the one change for The Seagulls from their previous outing against Kerry. Left-back Len O'Sullivan picked up a knock in that fixture and has had his place filled by Eoin Farell.

Good evening and welcome along to this match report of Finn Harps vs Bray Wanderers. So far it's been a tale of two different seasons in the match. Ian Ryan's Bray squad has gotten out of the blocks well this season, winning both of their opening fixtures against Treaty United and Kerry. It's been the polar opposite for Finn Harp's as new manager Dave Rogers has struggled to get his team moving, picking up 0 points so far, coming up short against both Athlone and Galway.