Andrew Quinn catches Derry City napping and steers Shane Farrell's free-kick home to give Drogheda United a 1-0 lead in the FAI Cup final 📺 Watch: https://t.co/oyUHkHH9FO 📱 Follow: https://t.co/by0J3NwUgv #FAICup | #DRODER pic.twitter.com/L3XJ05dYIe

Drogheda United are Sports Direct FAI Cup champions for 2024 following a 2-0 win against Derry City at the Aviva Stadium. After a momentary delay due to flares, the decider got underway in front of an attendance of 38,

IT was a pinch-yourself moment for Andrew Quinn when he volleyed Drogheda United into the lead right in front of his own fans in Sunday’s Aviva Stadium showdown.

Andrew Quinn joined the 2024 hall of fame when he produced an outstanding finish at the back post to open the scoring in the FAI Cup final. The Drogheda United defender, at just 22 years of age, has already played for Dundalk, Bray Wanderers, Drogheda and Shels, before returning to the Boynesiders at the start of this season.

James McClean has torn into Derry City’s “unacceptable” performance in their Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup final loss against Drogheda United. The Candystripes were on the receiving end of a 2-0 loss against Drogs in Sunday’s decider at the Aviva Stadium,

Drogheda United won their second Sports Direct FAI Cup, upsetting favourites Derry City 2-0 at the Aviva Stadium, thanks to goals from Andrew Quinn and Douglas James-Taylor.

DROGHEDA UNITED SEIZED their moment and FAI Cup glory with a performance of grit and guile. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but absolutely everything about this triumph was glorious. Andrew Quinn and Douglas James Taylor scored the two goals that will be etched in the history books of a club that have now lifted this trophy for just the second time.

Follow live text commentary, score updates and match stats from Drogheda United vs Derry City in the FAI Cup Final at Aviva Stadium, Dublin