The upcoming clash between Scotstown and Newbridge will feature prominently in the Ulster Senior Club Football Championship semi-final. The match is set to take place on Sunday, November 30, at the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds in Armagh, with a scheduled throw-in time of 4 PM.
Details of the Ulster Final Refixture
Scotstown, the Monaghan champions, are looking to regain their momentum after a disrupted semi-final encounter at Healy Park in Omagh. They had a commanding lead before the match was halted by referee Joe McQuillan. Meanwhile, Newbridge is eager to regroup after a disappointing performance last week, where they struggled to score against Scotstown.
Weather Conditions and Venue
Weather forecasts suggest an increasing chance of rain in the Cathedral City between 3 PM and 9 PM on match day, potentially impacting the game’s conditions. The BOX-IT Athletic Grounds should provide a fitting stage for this crucial encounter. However, if the pitch is deemed unplayable, alternative venues—Cavan’s Kingspan Breffni and Fermanagh’s Brewster Park—are ready to step in.
Viewing and Ticket Information
- Broadcast: The semi-final can be watched on Irish-language broadcaster TG4, available via their app and TG4.ie.
- Live Updates: A live blog for the match will be accessible on El-Balad for those wanting real-time updates.
- Tickets: Fans can purchase tickets through the Ulster GAA website.
This pivotal match will offer both teams a chance to assert their dominance in the competition as they vie for a place in the final.
