Dundalk are aiming to pick up their first points of the group stage.
Dundalk have their penultimate chance to pick up some points in the Europa League tonight.
They entertain Rapid Vienna at the Aviva Stadium, where Laois' Shane Keegan will be in charge for an 8pm start.
Keegan has been on the team sheet as Dundalk's coach throughout their European campaign, owing to his UEFA PRO licence qualification which is not held by Filippo Giovagnoli.
The reverse fixture in Austria ended 4-3 to Rapid so there's cause for optimism that the Louth side could gain their first points in the Europa League this year.
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