Shelbourne manager John Russell is keen for his side to "stamp their authority" on Nomme Kalju in tomorrow's Conference League second leg as they arrive in Estonia with a commanding lead. The Dublin club's first leg win over the Estonian side was a crushing 5-2 victory at Tolka Park, putting them in pole position to reach the third qualifying round. Russell said, "We're approaching the game like any other one. We want to win a match. Simple as that." The manager also praised the fans' energy at Tolka Park, saying, "The fans were amazing. Even the display before the game kicked off. There was real energy in the ground. We need to build on that and tomorrow night is an opportunity to play well again." Winger Daniel Kelly echoed those sentiments, adding that a front foot approach and pressing high had been proven to be the best route forward against Kalju. The team has landed in Estonia with the same matchday squad from last week, with the exception of midfielder Jack Henry-Francis who is unavailable after picking up a knock. Shels have also remained depleted up front, although Sean Boyd, John Martin, and Mipo Odubeko are "close" to a return in the coming weeks. Russell added that Odubeko, for one, should be back in mid-August. The absence of the trio did give an opportunity for teenage striker Daniel Ring to put his hand up. Having been brought back from a productive loan spell at Bray Wanderers, the 19-year-old capped off last week's win with the fifth goal after coming on as a sub. Russell said of Ring, "I really like him. I think he's a great kid.