FULL TIME: Derry City win the President's Cup!

Into four minutes of injury time we go

Duffy departs as youngster Matthew Ward gets a late runout. Patching fired a shot high from the free kick

Kieran Cruise barges into new striker Jamie McGonigle to give Derry a free kick in an attacking position

Sluggish now from Rovers' who are really struggling to get anywhere near Brian Maher's goal and letting their touches get away from them. Derry content with their two goal cushion and controlling the game as we enter the final ten minutes

Trevor Clarke, only on as a half time substitute, gets booked. Derry looking comfortable and pushing for a third as Rovers' try to settle their subs into the game

Sadou Diallo the first home player in the book

CROSSBAR- Nearly 3-0 and Ryan Graydon thumps the crossbar after robbing Trevor Clarke!!

SECOND HALF START: Quadruple substitutions for Rovers- Clarke for Cleary, Byrne for Towell, Burke for Burt, Farrugia for Nugent

HALF TIME- Cleary wipes out Duffy and is lucky to stay on as we reach half time with Derry City 2-0 up and in control of this year's President's Cup

GOAL- Duffy doubles the lead and it is a howler from keeper, Leon Pohls! Duffy's swerving shot from range is decent but helped into the net significantly by Pohl's inexplicably letting it slip through his hands! 2-0!

CHANCE: Patching wastes a free kick from range, shooting hard but straight at Leon Pohls. Richie Towell does better seconds later, volleying just wide from inside the box!

CHANCE- Another debutant, Rovers' Markus Poom now slices wildly over from the edge of the box

CHANCE- Ben Doherty, on Derry debut, gets lucky as his errant backpass is seized upon by Liam Burt but no Rovers attacker can get on the end of his cross

GOAL- Derry lead and it's been coming! Again, Duffy instigates the move whipping in a dangerous cross and it is thumped in by Will Patching

CHANCE: Cian Kavamgh pokes wide after a poor first touch following Michael Duffy robbing a dawdling Rovers defender and squaring it only for Kavanagh to miscue

Scrappy start but visiting defender Daniel Cleary will be walking a tightrope after he is booked early for hauling down the speedy Ben Doherty