AS MOSES PARTS A RED SEA

MOSES DYER scored a sublime brace as never-say-die Galway United twice came from behind to take a point back west from Tolka Park.

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It was the just the response manager John Caulfield wanted from his charges following Friday's 3-2 defeat at home to Derry City. And they refused to lie down here at the home of the champions who they held to a draw for the second time this season.

Shels had the dream start in the Drumcondra sunshine, powering into the lead after just 44 seconds.

It was route one stuff as James Norris sent a long ball forward down the inside left channel.

Mipo Odubeko controlled it superbly on his chest to get turned and pull the ball back for the unattended Ellis Chapman (right).

The Englishman took a touch before drilling a perfectly placed ball across Brendan Clarke into the far corner of the net for his first goal for the club.