Second Round FAI Cup results
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Sixteen clubs dreams of cup progression were put on the line on Sunday as the last games of the FAI Cup Second Round took place. Six clubs booked their place in the next round where they will take their place in the pot alongside 21 League of Ireland clubs. Two fixtures ended in draws.
A Championship sides FC Carlow and Fanad United were eliminated by Tallaght based Sacred Heart and Cork's Everton AFC respectively. This completed a disappointing weekend for the third tier league sides, with Cobh Ramblers exiting on Saturday night to Cherry Orchard and Tralee Dynamos facing a replay against Youghal United.
View the full list of results for the Second Round of the FAI Cup 2011
The FAI Ford Cup Second Round Replay arrangements are as follows:
Saturday, 23rd April Youghal United v Tralee Dynamos, Ardrath Park, Youghal (3.00pm);
Sunday, 24th April Bangor Celtic v Greystones, Whitehall Road, Rathfarnham (11.00am);
Sunday, 1st May Pike Rovers v Avondale United, Pike Centre (2.30pm).
In the event of a draw after 90 minutes of play, then extra-time of 30 minutes shall be played. If the scores are still level, then a penalty shoot-out shall take place in order to determine the winners of the tie.
A Championship sides FC Carlow and Fanad United were eliminated by Tallaght based Sacred Heart and Cork's Everton AFC respectively. This completed a disappointing weekend for the third tier league sides, with Cobh Ramblers exiting on Saturday night to Cherry Orchard and Tralee Dynamos facing a replay against Youghal United.
View the full list of results for the Second Round of the FAI Cup 2011
The FAI Ford Cup Second Round Replay arrangements are as follows:
Saturday, 23rd April Youghal United v Tralee Dynamos, Ardrath Park, Youghal (3.00pm);
Sunday, 24th April Bangor Celtic v Greystones, Whitehall Road, Rathfarnham (11.00am);
Sunday, 1st May Pike Rovers v Avondale United, Pike Centre (2.30pm).
In the event of a draw after 90 minutes of play, then extra-time of 30 minutes shall be played. If the scores are still level, then a penalty shoot-out shall take place in order to determine the winners of the tie.
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