Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley has called on the FAI to review the conduct of players following a chaotic post-match brawl after their derby win over Bohemians. The incident occurred at Tallaght Stadium on Monday night.
One player threw a dig at young Michael Noonan from behind, according to reports. Bradley blamed Bohemians for the melee, citing a five-month-old grievance as a contributing factor. The match ended with two red cards.
The clash followed a tense atmosphere, with players and fans involved in heated exchanges. The FAI has been urged to investigate the behavior of both teams. Shamrock Rovers now lead the League of Ireland table.
This is the second time this season that the club has faced disciplinary action. The incident adds to growing concerns about player conduct in the league. The FAI has previously addressed similar issues but has not yet issued a formal response.
The brawl has sparked debate about the need for stricter enforcement of rules during and after matches. Shamrock Rovers continue their strong form, maintaining their position at the top of the league. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in maintaining order in competitive football.
