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								<span>Derry City boss Stephen Kenny expects a "frenetic affair" in 
Tuesday's Eircom Premier League derby against Finn Harps at Ballybofey 
(2000 BST).<br><br>The Candystripes impressed in Friday's 4-1 thumping 
of UCD but Harps claimed a fine 3-1 win at Cobh Ramblers and are 
unbeaten in their last three matches.<br><br>"Both teams will be coming off something of a high on Friday," Kenny told BBC Sport.<br><br>"The UCD game was quite open. I think this will be a different type of game."<br><br>The
 Derry squad is likely to be unchanged from the win over UCD with Sammy 
Morrow, Paddy McCourt and Sean Hargan all set to resume training in 
about a week.<br><br>"The League break is coming up and after the break we should have nearly everyone back.<br><br>"But
 our players have been excellent so far this season. To get into third 
place in the table, considering we have been missing quite a few players
 has been a good effort."<br><br>After being goal shy for a number of weeks, Kenny was delighted by his team's finishing against UCD.<br><br>"The
 quality of the goals that the team scored on Friday was excellent. 
Niall McGinn's strike and Owen Morrison and Kevin McHugh and Mark Farren
 getting another goal.<br><br>"Mark is joint-top scorer in the league now with five goals which says a lot about the tightness of the league."<br><br>Derry go into Tuesday's round of games six points behind leaders St Pat's, who play second placed Bohemians at Inchicore.<br><br>Bohemians are currently two points behind Pat's and four ahead of Derry. <br></span>
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