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'

Aaron Greene, hitting Rovers' third penalty, was the only player to miss from the spot in the shootout after Molde had survived the entirety of extra time with 10-men following Isak Amundsen's red card. Magnus Wolff Eikrem scored the only goal of the game for the visitors to Dublin with the tie finishing 1-1 on aggregate.

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.

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

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

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.

Shamrock Rovers will aim to create even more history this evening when they take on Norwegian side Molde for a place in the Uefa Conference League round of 16.

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.