Bohemians host Shelbourne on 23 October 2026 at 21:45 in the Premier Division. Bohemians have won six of their last ten matches at home but lost twice, averaging 1.79 goals for and 1.20 against. Shelbourne's away record stands at three wins, four draws, and three losses over the same span, with 1.61 goals scored and 1.30 conceded per game. The fixture carries weight in Irish football's top tier, where Bohemians compete as a member-owned club against rivals like Shamrock Rovers.
Form and H2H
Bohemians have stumbled recently. Across their last six matches, they posted three wins and three losses for a 7–7 goal difference, a record that masks defensive fragility. A 1–2 defeat to Shamrock Rovers and a 0–2 loss to Waterford exposed gaps at the back. Manager Trevor Croly's side recovered one week before this fixture with a 2–1 win over Waterford, where Sam Todd opened the scoring in the 12th minute and Ryan Burke sealed it in the 46th minute from Sadu Diallo's assist.
Head-to-head records between these clubs show Bohemians have dominated recent encounters. Bohemians won 3–1 in October 2020 and 4–1 in April 2022. Shelbourne took a 3–0 victory in September 2022, but the teams drew 1–1 twice in 2022. Shelbourne's away form remains inconsistent, and Bohemians' home advantage has proven decisive in most recent matchups.
Best bet
Over 2.5 goals offers value given both sides' recent scoring patterns and Bohemians' attacking response after two consecutive defeats. Bohemians average 1.79 goals at home and have shown they can score multiple times when focused, as demonstrated against Waterford. Shelbourne's away defence has conceded 1.30 per game on average. At 1xBet, a home win pays 1.62, while 1Win offers 1.55 for the same outcome.
Odds to watch
Bohemians' home form makes them the pick at 1xBet (1.62) and 1Win (1.55). The draw is available at 1xBet for 4.1 and 1Win for 3.96. Shelbourne's away record and recent struggles suggest longer odds at 1xBet (4.79) and 1Win (4.75) for an upset. The total goals market leans toward Over 2.5 based on Bohemians' attacking intent and Shelbourne's defensive inconsistency on the road.















