The man hoping to lead Newmarket Celtic to the quarter finals of the FAI Junior Cup is hopeful home advantage will help his side over the line.
They host Cork outfit Grattan United in Sunday’s last 16 tie as they look to make the business end of the competition for the second time in the last three seasons.
They’ll be able to call once more on current FAI Junior International Player of the Year Stephen Kelly, along with this years nominee Eoin Hayes.
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Manager Liam Murphy feels having the game in McDonagh Park is a massive boost
Kickoff on Sunday is at 2pm