I think there will be goals at Carisle Grounds. And the main reason for my pick is Dundalk. They are playing really efficient matches lately. At Friday they won 6:1 against Galway (the scorers were Greg Bolger twice, Mark Quigley, Keith Ward, Mark Griffin and Johnny Breen), while before that played 2:2 with Shamrock Rovers (Mark Griffin was a double scorer). I believe Dundalk will play open here too. The players confidence is very high at the moment. And Bray must accept such open style as they are playing at home. It is true they are in series of two defeats, but before that Bray had three consecutive victories. So, that means we will see an open and efficient match here.

About the team news and missing players. There is one positive news for Bray as Gary Dempsey, who missed the last game due to family reasons, returns to the squad. However, the defender Adam Mitchell will miss the game due to suspension (red card), plus four long term injury victims: Stephen Brennan(calf), Jake Kelly(hamstring), Darren Quigley(elbow) and Gary Shaw(foot). On other side Dundalk manager Ian Foster will miss two players, defender Eoghan Osborne and midfielder Stephen McDonnell. Two more players are doubtful, defender Colin Hawkins and striker Jason Byrne, both with hamstring injuries. Dean Bennett has an ankle problem, but should be fit to start.