Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley has called for his players to remain “calm and relaxed” ahead of their crucial Conference League play-off second leg in Finland. The tie is set to be a challenging one, not only due to the opposition but also the unfamiliarity of an artificial playing surface. This second leg holds significant financial stakes, with qualification worth at least €2 million to the club. Bradley recognizes the importance of managing the pressure and adapting to the unpredictable nature of the pitch. The game promises to be a tightly contested decider. Rovers will need to navigate both the sporting and surface challenges to secure their place in the Conference League group stages. A win would represent a significant achievement for the Irish champions.