Waterford FC Aims for Sixth Consecutive Win Against Bohemian FC

Waterford FC is set to face Bohemian FC in the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division on Sunday, with the Blues looking to extend their unbeaten run to six games. Graham Coughlan's side has been in fine form in recent weeks, with a 1-0 win over Shelbourne at home last week being their latest victory. This win sees the Blues lie in ninth position in the league table, with 25 points picked up in 26 games this year, just two points behind eighth-placed Drogheda United ahead of tomorrow with a game in hand on Drogheda after their scoreless draw in Galway on Friday night.

Waterford FC's Recent Form

Waterford FC has been on a roll in recent weeks, with a 3W-2D-0L record in their last five games. The team has been led by Tommy Lonergan, who has netted 13 goals this season. Despite Waterford's fine form, Bohemian FC will be a tough opponent, having secured maximum points in their three previous games against Drogheda (2-0), St. Patrick's Athletic (2-0) & Shelbourne (3-0).

Graham Coughlan's Thoughts

Graham Coughlan will have to assess members of his playing side ahead of kick-off on Sunday, with Will Johnson forced off through injury early into the second-half last week against Shelbourne. There are no long-term injuries for the Blues boss to contend with going into tomorrow's clash against Bohemians. New signing Noah Mawene made his debut for the Blues last weekend, impressing the Waterford support with his energetic performance in midfield.

League Standing

League standing: 9th in Premier Division, 25 pts, 5W-10D-11L from 26 games, recent form WDDWW. Goals this season: 34 scored, 47 conceded (-13 goal difference). Title race: 29 points behind leaders Shamrock Rovers. Last result: Waterford 1-0 Shelbourne (2026-08-02). Recent form (last 5): 3W-2D-0L (WWDDW, most recent first); on a 2-game winning run. Next fixture: vs Bohemians (at home, 2026-08-09) (3rd in the table).

Match Preview

Waterford FC will be looking to continue their fine run of form against Bohemian FC on Sunday. The Blues have been in good shape in recent weeks, with a 1-0 win over Shelbourne at home last week being their latest victory. This win sees the Blues lie in ninth position in the league table, with 25 points picked up in 26 games this year, just two points behind eighth-placed Drogheda United ahead of tomorrow with a game in hand on Drogheda after their scoreless draw in Galway on Friday night.