Dundalk will welcome Levadia Tallinn to Tallaght Stadium tonight for their Europa Conference League second qualifying round first leg.
Dundalk will take to the field in what will be their 87th European fixture hoping to get a solid grounding ahead of the away leg in Tallinn.
The Lilywhites are familiar with Levadia Tallinn, having beaten them over two legs in a Europa League first qualifying round tie back in 2018.
Here is everything you need to know about the game.
Where is the game on and what time is kick off?
Dundalk will play host to Levadia Tallinn at Tallaght Stadium, where 1,000 supporters will get in to watch the game. Kick off is at 8pm.
How can I watch the game?
The game will not be shown live on TV, however it is available to be streamed on LOITV here. You can also keep up to date with the game through The Irish Mirror's live blog.
Quotes Corner
Dundalk Head Coach Vinny Perth: “I’m not being disrespectful to Newtown AFC when I say that tonight’s game feels like a real European tie. We played Levadia Tallinn before in 2018 in a close contest and, thankfully, we came out the right side of it. They have nine Estonian internationals in their squad and this will be a real step up in level.
“I think both clubs were unlucky to draw each other in this round. It hasn’t been favourable in that sense. If you look at the third qualifying round draw, our seeding hasn’t done us any favours either. Whoever wins this tie has been given a mighty challenge in the form of Vitesse Arnhem but we can only think about that if we go through. This is a proper European tie and it’s one we are all really looking forward to."
