Shamrock Rovers suffered penalty heartbreak as they bowed out of the Europa Conference League to Norwegian side Molde at the Tallaght Stadium in Dublin. Leading 1-0 from the first-leg, Rovers'

Shamrock Rovers 0 Molde 1 [Wollf Eikrem 10] [aet; 1-1 on agg; Molde win 5-4 on pens] In the end, Shamrock Rovers' veteran striker Aaron Greene underhit his penalty to invite Molde substitute Eirik Hestad score the deciding spot kick on an agonising night in Tallaght.

The goal Rovers gave away was a calamity and they missed chances to avoid the spot-kick horror in the first place, but

Stephen Bradley's side have had a dreamlike adventure in Europe and are gunning to extend the party as their confidence levels continue to soar

Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley was not happy with the decision not to award a "stonewall" penalty in the 1-0 loss to Molde in the Conference League.

Rovers fans believe they should have had a penalty in the 26th minute when Aaron McEneff was cleared out by the Molde goalkeeper

The Irish side also had two penalty shouts waved away, both of them correctly, and they couldn’t make their numerical advantage count when Molde, as they had last Thursday, lost a man to a red card, this one after 90 minutes.

Shamrock Rovers suffered a heart-breaking end to their UEFA Conference League adventure as they were beaten by Molde following a penalty shoot-out at Tallaght Stadium.