Shamrock Rovers captain Pico Lopes delivered an unforgettable shift as Cape Verde battled to a 0-0 draw against Spain in Atlanta on Monday. Rovers manager Stephen Bradley praised Lopes' performance, saying it was what they've come to expect from him. Bradley kept his composure to provide insightful punditry in the RTÉ studio, despite the bubbling emotions. Shamrock Rovers lost their last game to Shelbourne, but Bradley believes they will win it nine times out of ten if they replay it. The club remains five points clear of St Patrick's Athletic, although Stephen Kenny's side has a game in hand. Rovers will face Waterford before hosting Derry City at Tallaght on Monday. Pico Lopes will look to keep former Liverpool striker Darwin Núñez under wraps in Miami on Sunday night. The team's focus is on recovering from the Shelbourne defeat and maintaining their lead in the League of Ireland Premier. Shamrock Rovers's fans will be hoping for a strong performance from their team, inspired by Lopes' World Cup display. The club's manager, Stephen Bradley, will be looking to make adjustments to the team's strategy to ensure a win against Waterford. With the World Cup underway, Shamrock Rovers's players will be looking to make a statement in the League of Ireland Premier. The team's trip to Waterford will be a crucial test of their resolve and determination. And with Pico Lopes leading the charge, Shamrock Rovers's fans have reason to be optimistic about their team's chances.