Full-time in Tallaght. Shamrock Rovers 0-2 Ferencvaros.

Goal! Sammy Mmaee finds the ball at his feet at point-blank range following a corner, and finishes calmly past Pohls to make it 0-2.

Pohls stands tall to save a Marquinhos shot at his near post.

Owusu latches on to a cross to finish past Pohls but is ruled offside by the fourth official.

As things stand Derry look to be only team progressing into the next round of conference league qualifiers, Dundalk crashing out in a 2-2 draw with KA Akureyar.

Owusu unleashes an absolutely vicious shot form the edge of the box, his effort swerving through the air and crashing onto the crossbar.

Attendance tonight in Tallaght 3,737. Sean Hoare goes off for Ronan Finn.

The last of Ferencvaros' subs enter play, Kristian Lisztes and Mats Knoester stepping in for Barnabás Varga and Ibrahim Cissé.

Three subs on for Rovers. Aaron Greene, Liam Burt, and Naj Razi replace Kenny, Noonan, and Burke.

Rovers enjoying the majority of the ball this half and have produced a few sizeable chances. Kenny went closest again, just made to stretch too much to get his shot on the effort, following a cutting-edge pass from Graham Burke.

A total of four subs made at half-time. Three for Ferencvaros, Kwabwena Owusu, Anderson Esiti, and Loran Paszka coming on for Traoré, David Siger, and Cristian Ramirez. Dylan Watts replaces Gary O'Neill in midfield.

Proceedings are back underway in Tallaght!

Half-time in Tallaght. Shamrock Rovers 0-1 Ferencvaros.

One minute of injury time to be played in Tallaght.

Siger catches the ball on the outside of the box and fires a powerful-but direct effort at Pohls.

Kenny catches the ball on the edge of the box and drills a shot inches left of Dibusz's goal.

Goal! Adama Traore breaks down the right side and drags the ball into the box, finding Kristoffer Zachariassen. Zachariassen is forced to swivel and take the shot at a difficult angle, his effort clipping off Pico Lopes and leaving Pohls grounded to the spot as the visitors take the lead.

Burke fires a free-kick from 25 yards out well over the bar.

Cebralis Makreckis picks up the ball in the middle of the park and finds it all too easy to bear down on Leon Phol's goal as he breezes past Gary O'Neill, Markus Poom and Kieran Cruise. Makreckis goes to pull the ball back and is blocked by Conan Noonan. Ferenchvaros awarded a corner.

Rovers are presented with two more good opportunities, Kenny producing a dangerous header for Dibusz to tip over while Graham Burke flashes a shot just wide from the subsequent corner.

Rovers nearly take the lead! Kenny finds the ball in the centre of the box and draws a reactive save from Dénes Dibusz. Disbusz can only spill his save into the feet of Seán Gannon who's effort manages to crack the underside of the bar without crossing the goal-line!

Just like the reverse fixture, an initially bright opening spell for Rovers has began to wear away-Ferencvaros' physical dominance of the pitch becoming glaringly obvious.

The hosts are nearly instantly punished on the opposite end, Marquinhos threading a ball through an exposed Rovers' back line to find Adama Traore in the box. Pohls gets down well to save Traore's effort, the fourth official raising his flag regardless.

Rovers go close early on! Johnny Kenny snags the ball from Marquinhos on the right wing and darts into the box, pulling a cross back for Conan Noonan, the midfielder unable to sort his feet out as the opportunity is eventually squandered.

And the action gets underway in Tallaght!

Ferenchvaros squared off against Shamrock Rovers last season in their Europa League qualifiers. The Hungarian side took a 4-0 win in the Groupama Arena, before falling to a 0-1 defeat in Tallaght. History may very well repeat itself tonight...

Ferenchvaros\' four goal scorers from the first leg all start-David Sigér, Barnabás Varga, Adama Traore, and Gaston Ramirez.

Some big changes for Rovers from last Thursday. In goal Alan Mannus is dropped in favour of Leon Pohls, while Sean Gannon and Kieran Cruise replace Sean Kavanagh and Lee Grace on the wings. Conan Noonan steps into midfield in place of Richie Towell, while Graham Burke is picked over Liam Burk as Johnny Kenny\'s foil in the front line.

With departure from Europe all but guaranteed, Bradley hinted that The Hoops may tread lightly in terms of match intensity, a league fixture on Cork against Sunday potentially taking higher priority: "“We have to be careful. We obviously have to think of the Cork game on Sunday. I think to feel we can turn the tie around is unrealistic, Ferencvaros will get opportunities during the game. But we will absolutely try and win the game, there’s no doubt we’ll try. Can we win the tie? Hand on heart I don’t think so, but we’ll definitely try.”

The loss in Budapest marked Rovers\' fifth defeat in a row, that run also including an FAI cup exit at the hands of Dundalk. Speaking on last week\'s European loss to club media, manager Stephen Bradley said: “Yeah, I think we started the game really well, if you had asked us how we wanted to start, it would have been those first 15 minutes. We had two really good opportunities to take the lead before they threatened us, but then we make a mistake that’s very unlike Alan and you just have to accept that." “You could feel it in the ground, their tension in the first 15 minutes, how nervous they were, and I think if we score the first goal it becomes a different game. The first two goals we gave away are really poor.”

Evening all and welcome along to tonight's coverage of Shamrock Rovers vs Ferencvaros. The Hoops welcome the Hungarian side to Tallaght with a near impossible task in trying to overturn an 0-4 deficit and book a place in the next round of UEFA Conference League qualifiers, damage limitation the more likely outcome.