Keith Buckley steps up to the captains role to seal a fantastic win for Bohemians. His volleyed effort from the edge of the box puts the cherry on the cake for the home side.

Devoy finds Kelly on the edge of the box and he really should find the net from that position. McGinley pulls off a fantastic save. Sums up Kelly's season so far.

Keith Ward finds his name on the list of cautions today.

Double substitution for Bohemians as Keith Ward and Robbie Mahon replace Tierney and Burt who have surely earned a rest today.

Promise Omochere replaces double scoring Ali Coote with ten minutes left.

Tony McNamee replaces the injured substitute Sean Boyd and his first action is to be upended twice in the box by Rory Feely and then James Talbot but the referee unconvinced. No real appeals from Harps either.

Ross Tierney drives through the middle for Bohs and with options either side, drives an effort that hammers the cross bar as he catches the entire Harps defence by surprise. Unlucky not to double his tally for the evening.

A strong hand from McGinley keeps Bohs out as Liam Burt unleashed a powerful effort from the edge of the box.

Ethan Boyle gets himself in the Referee's notebook as tempers are certainly rising in Dalymount. Harps are certainly up for the fight in this second half.

Barry McNamee stands over a freekick just outside the Boh's box but can't keep his effort down and trouble Talbot.

The league's top scorer Adam Foley has a chance but can't get either power or accuracy into his effort as it trickles to the right of the far post.

Triple change for Harps: Boyle, Boyd & Dunleavy replace for Coyle, Folan & Owolabi

Well the form book was well and truly thrown out in that first 45 minutes. Boh's produced a top notch performance against a Finn Harps side who just don't look like they are at the races this evening.

Finn Harps have a mountain to climb in the second half as Ali Coote grabs another goal for Bohs. A blunder at the back for Harps saw the ball roll out to Coote. Bohemians are looking like what we have come to expect from them in recent seasons.

Rob Cornwall the latest Boh's player to try and take advantage of the lowering sun beaming directly into the face of McGinley in net's for Harps. He shoots from 40 yards but doesn't trouble the Donegal stopper.

Involved in everything at the moment, Owolabi chases a lost cause and blocks Talbot's clearance only for the ball to just miss the target. James Talbot can breath a shy of relief.

Owolabi picks up a booking for an over eager challenge on Rob Cornwall as the Boh's defender clears the ball. Bohemians have been struggling to break through the imposing Harps rearguard.

The strength of Owolabi almost creates a chance for the Donegal side but his chipped cross is cleared. Harps maintain possession and earn the corner. Boh's eventually clear their lines.

Fantastic individual goal for Ali Coote as he pushes straight through the middle of the field after turning his man deep in his own half. McGinley will be disappointed to be beaten from 30 yards by the Scot.

Kosovar Sadiki is the first player booked for a rash challenge on Burt who's been a continuous thorn in the side for Harps so far.

Bohemians hit the front with Burt's fantastic cross turned home at the back post by Ross Tierney for his 3rd goal of the season. That will relieve the pressure a little on the Gypsies.

Tierney again has a credible appeal for a foul as Sadiki's intervention see's him upended just outside the box. It's been all Bohemians so far.

Referee Graham Matthews waves away the half hearted shouts from the Bohemian's players for a spot kick as Stephen Folan appears to push Tierney to the ground just inside the corner of the penalty box.

A lively start from Bohemians with Liam Burt and Ross Tierney both showing some nice touches in the opening exchanges.

Mark Coyle and Barry McNamee get proceedings underway with a great burst into the Bohemians half.

A minutes silence is being observed in splendid sunshine in honour of the passing of former League of Ireland player Alan Keely, former Irish International Alan McLoughlin and Boh's supporter Liz Sheedy.

A Bohemians victory could push the Phibsboro side into the top half of the table, while Harps will be eager to put pressure on the sides above them and strengthen their hold on fourth place in the Premier Division.

Ali Coote and Rory Feely return to the the home side's starting line up as Bastien Hery returns from injury to make the substitutes bench tonight.

Harps are unchanged from their historic first win at the Brandywell on Monday with the division's top scorer Adam Foley in flying form for Ollie Horgan's side.

Just 15 minutes to kick off in Dalymount Park as the hosts, Bohemians, hope to kick start their stuttering league campaign against early surprise packet Finn Harps.