Waterford FC secured a 0-0 draw with Sligo Rovers on Tuesday, maintaining their unbeaten run in the League of Ireland Premier Division as they sit 8th with 29 points from 28 games. The match at Dalymount Park lasted 87 minutes and saw Alex Noonan involved in the play for Waterford, though no goals were scored.
Sligo Rovers' pursuit of three points
Sligo Rovers felt they needed all three points to climb the table, but Waterford's disciplined defence held firm. The fixture was played at Dalymount Park, a venue where both clubs have strong histories. Sligo's push for victory came as they sit just outside the top six, making every point crucial in their season-long battle for European qualification.
Alex Noonan's role in the stalemate
Alex Noonan was involved in the play for Waterford during the 87-minute match, contributing to the team's defensive stability. His presence in the midfield helped Waterford manage the game's final stages without conceding, preserving their clean sheet. The club's recent form continues to show resilience, with their last five matches yielding three wins and two draws.
Waterford's position in the Premier Division
Waterford FC is currently 8th in the Premier Division with 29 points from 28 games, a record of 6 wins, 11 draws and 11 losses, and a goal difference of -11. They are 25 points behind leaders Shamrock Rovers, but their recent form of 3 wins and 2 draws in the last five matches keeps them in contention for a European spot. Their next fixture is away to St Patrick's Athl. on 2026-08-28.
League standings and recent performance
The League of Ireland Premier Division standings show Waterford with 29 points, 6 wins, 11 draws and 11 losses from 28 games, with a goal difference of -11. Their recent form of 3 wins and 2 draws in the last five matches has kept them unbeaten, a key factor in their push for the top six. The club's 2026-08-21 match against Sligo Rovers ended 0-0, extending their unbeaten streak.
