Premier Division: Bohemians v Derry City (Fri) Venue: Brandywell Coverage: Commentary on BBC Radio Foyle and BBC Sport website Manager Declan Devine will continue to put his faith in youth as Derry City aim to clinch a Europa League place with a late-season surge. Boosted by a home win over Bray, the Candystripes travel to Dalymount Park to face Bohemians on Friday night. Defender Ryan McBride and midfielder Barry McNamee return from suspension "I do not think any of our injured players will be back, so we will again have plenty of young players in the team," said Devine. Raymond Foy came on and made his league debut against Bray while I was impressed with Dean Jarvis who could make a starting position his own. Devine is hoping Derry have turned the corner after a run of poor results saw then slip out of title contention and they are now in a scrap to claim a place in Europe. "We want to finish the season the way we started it, which was fantastically well," added Devine. Bohemians have upped their game and had a fantastic win against Shelbourne. They will be confident but we have a good record against Bohemians. We needed the win against Bray and we want to push on and get a few more wins before the end of the season. Meanwhile, Derry skipper Kevin Deery is hoping a knee operation will help him revive his Brandywell career. The 28-year-old, in his testimonial season, had an operation on Wednesday and will await medical advice before deciding on his playing future.