Oussama Darfalou of Vitesse has a header on goal under pressure from Dundalk's Andy Boyle, left, and Cameron Dummigan Expand
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Oussama Darfalou of Vitesse has a header on goal under pressure from Dundalk's Andy Boyle, left, and Cameron Dummigan

Oussama Darfalou of Vitesse has a header on goal under pressure from Dundalk's Andy Boyle, left, and Cameron Dummigan

Rory Gaffney of Shamrock Rovers, second from left, celebrates with team-mates

Rory Gaffney of Shamrock Rovers, second from left, celebrates with team-mates

Stefan Schwab of PAOK celebrates after scoring the opening goal

Stefan Schwab of PAOK celebrates after scoring the opening goal

Bohemians players arrive at the stadium

Bohemians players arrive at the stadium

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Oussama Darfalou of Vitesse has a header on goal under pressure from Dundalk's Andy Boyle, left, and Cameron Dummigan

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