Bohemians fell to Palestine 2-1 in a historic sold-out match at Dalymount Park. The game, played on May 15, saw a sold-out crowd of 4,390, including President of Ireland Michael D Higgins.

What happened?

The match was an even affair in the first half, ending goalless.

Why it matters for Bohemians

The second half saw Bohemians' Katie Malone break the deadlock in the 53rd minute, but Palestine equalized soon after through an own goal. Nour Youseff scored the winner in the dying stages of the game.

What comes next?

The game was organized by Bohemians to highlight the ongoing human rights catastrophe in Gaza and to call for peace, justice, and dignity for all. Proceeds from the event went to facilitate the visit of the Palestine team and to aid humanitarian relief efforts in Gaza. | Stat | Value | | --- | --- | | Attendance | 4,390 | | Date | May 15 | | Score | 2-1 to Palestine | The Palestinian Ambassador to Ireland, Dr Jilan Wahba Abdalmajid, expressed gratitude to Ireland and Bohemians for their solidarity. Footballer Busan Abuaita said the game was special for the Palestinian team, as they were playing in a country that shows solidarity with their cause.