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Phil Egan is on hand to bring you Monday's Football Daily.
Ireland get a late squad shake-up ahead of a huge Nations League window, with Killian Phillips drafted in after injuries to Jamie McGrath and Harvey Vale. We’ve got all the travel plans too, as Heimir Hallgrímsson’s side gear up for Kosovo, Israel, Austria and the return date in Serbia.
Plus, the FAI confirm Brian Sørensen as part of Carla Ward’s coaching team for the upcoming World Cup play-offs, starting with Kazakhstan.
And in the Premier League, the heat rises on Michael Carrick after Manchester United’s drab draw at Fulham, while Liverpool edge Bournemouth and take encouragement from improving defensive numbers ahead of the international break.
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Stephen Doyle and Vinny Perth were on hand to give their immediate reaction as Manchester United left it late to equalise away to Fulham and get a point before the International Break.

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Phil Egan and Keith Treacy were on hand to give their immediate reaction to Liverpool's away win over Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium in the final Premier League Sunday before the International Break.
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On this week's edition of the LOI Wrap-Up, a new series highlighting all the action, reaction and storylines of the weekend's League of Ireland Action, Ross Flanagan brings you through last night's action and beyond as:
Bohs, Rovers leave it late
Shels break their winless streak
Derry City help their safety push
A battle on both ends of the table
The WPD run-in
A race to get in and out of the playoff
What's at play after the International Break.
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Substitute John McGovern scored a double inside five minutes as Shamrock Rovers twice came from behind to get back to winning ways in this rollercoaster clash at Tallaght Stadium.

Ben Symes caught up with Waterford Fc manager Graham Coughlan after the game.