Egnatia vs Shamrock RoversPrediction, probable lineups, recent form & season stats

Egnatia host Shamrock Rovers needing to recover two goals. At Tallaght Stadium the Irish won 3-1: Burke's penalty on 29, then two goals inside two minutes between the 55th and the 57th. Jaime had briefly levelled for the Albanians on 41, in front of 5,047 spectators. A record for Burke That penalty was worth more than a goal: it was his sixteenth in European competition, an outright record for an Irish player, passing Robbie Keane. Shamrock Rovers meanwhile lead their league with 51 points from 26 rounds and a ledger of 40 goals scored and 22 conceded, and they are mid-season, no small advantage over opponents still finding sharpness. An Egnatia side that must overturn everything The Albanians need a two-goal win to go through inside ninety minutes. In the first leg they held out until the hour before collapsing in two minutes, between the 55th and the 57th. The verdict: the double chance protects the Irish The scenario covers Shamrock Rovers avoiding defeat. A two-goal cushion allows them to manage, and the 3-1 showed the difference in physical condition. I read it around 62%. My take: Egnatia attacking, Shamrock breaking on the counter.