St Patrick's Athletic 0
Sligo Rovers 1
The Bit O' Red were unlucky to lose 2-1 against Shamrock Rovers in Tallaght on Friday but on a swift return to Dublin they deservedly took all three points against a St Pat's side who must think it's Groundhog Day.
Max Mata's second-half header consigned the Saints to a third defeat on the spin having righted a poor start to the season by going on a four-game winning run.
Eoin Doyle's straight red (inset) for diving in on Will Fitzgerald, as he ran the clock down at the death from a short corner, compounded the toothless hosts' frustration.
And just to make matters worse, Saints skipper Joe Redmond is facing a prolonged spell on the sideline following hamstring surgery.
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