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Galway United return to action this Monday night, when they face St. Patrick's Athletic in their re-arranged fixture at Richmond Park. The fixture between the two teams was meant to take place over two weeks ago, but did not take place due to an unplayable pitch.
St Pat's come into this game following an impressive 4-0 victory over Dundalk last Friday night.
Stephen Kenny remains in charge of St. Patrick's Athletic for the 2026 season. They have retained the majority of their squad from last year with Kian Leavy being a key man for the saints.
The Dublin side had an underwhelming year in 2025 and they will look to improve on their 5th placed finish in the league.
One of their key players from last season, Mason Melia, has left the club to join Tottenham Hotspur in England.
United come into this game following a 1-0 Connacht derby win over Sligo Rovers last Friday night.
The tribesmen's winner came in the 19th minute of the first half, when Jimmy Keohane rifled a right footed effort into the away side's net.
Galway’s performances have been impressive so far this season, and they will look to continue their good form on Monday night.
John Caulfield has made a number of new signings for 2026, with Wasiri Williams, Kris Twardek, Lee Devitt, Matty Wolfe, Gianfranco Facchineri, Al-Amin Kazeem, Francely Lomboto, Arthur Parker, Hugo Pires Da Cunha, Nicholas Fleuriau Chateau, Connor Barratt and Frantz Pierrot all joining.
United's newest signing Frantz Pierrot could make his Galway debut in Dublin on Monday. The former Drogheda United player trained with the westerners for the first time on Sunday and is available for selection.
Galway United squad: Evan Watts, Hugo Pires Da Cunha, Killian Brouder, Junior Thiam, Axel Pieshold, David Hurley, Aaron Bolger, Jimmy Keohane, Conor McCormack, Ed McCarthy, Dara McGuinness, Stephen Walsh, Cillian Tollett, James Morahan, Wasiri Williams, Kris Twardek, Lee Devitt, Matty Wolfe, Gianfranco Facchineri, Al-Amin Kazeem, Francely Lomboto, Arthur Parker, Hugo Pires Da Cunha, Nicholas Fleuriau Chateau, Frantz Pierrot.
Speaking ahead of Monday's game in Inchicore, Galway United manager, John Caulfield said his side will be coming into the game with confidence.
"Positive results help confidence, when we have a team of new players who are jelling for the first time."
The former Cork City manager also stated that new signing Pierrot will be available for selection on Monday.
"He's been training away from us for five weeks, he says he is very fit, I'll judge that on Sunday. He wants to be involved for Monday night, it's a good sign."
Tickets for the game can be purchased here - Tickets
The game will also be streamed on LOI TV, for those that can’t make it to Richmond Park.
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