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The Fairview Rangers side which defeated St John Bosco in the FAI Junior Cup earlier this season
FAIRVIEW Rangers supporters, unable to attend Saturday's big FAI Junior Cup quarter-final clash with Killarney Celtic due to Covid-19 restrictions, will be able to watch a stream of the big game.
Killarney Celtic have confirmed that Saturday’s FAI Junior Cup last eight game will be live streamed on their Facebook page. The link will be put up Friday night.
The last eight Cup tie is due to kick-off at 5pm.
Due to government restrictions relating to the Covid-19 pandemic, Fairview's clash with Killarney this weekend has a maximum number of 200 attendees.
In a post on the club Facebook site, Fairview confirmed: "This (200 maximum capacity) includes all players, physios, and backroom staff for both clubs.
"Unfortunately and regrettably, this leaves no tickets for our supporters, our entire allocation of 50 tickets, is taken up by our players, backroom team, committee and the two sub-committees within the club.
"Unfortunately and regrettably, this leaves no tickets for our supporters, our entire allocation of 50 tickets, is taken up by our players, backroom team, committee and the two sub-committees within the club.
"This is entirely outside of both clubs, and the FAI’s control. We understand that this is going to be very disappointing for a lot of our supporters, and ask for your understanding during the current pandemic.
"The FAI, to their credit, are giving the players involved within the eight clubs, the opportunity to fulfil their ambition, which they deserve, unfortunately, this has to be without supporters."
The remaining quarter-finals of the FAI Junior Cup will see Athenry FC take on Rush Athletic, while Westport United host Oliver Bond Celtic and Usher Celtic host Gorey Rangers.
The FAI Junior Cup has a proposed semi-final date of August 22/23, with the final set for September 5-6, at a venue TBC.
Announcement
— Killarney Celtic Football Club (@killarneyceltic) July 22, 2020
We are delighted to announce that Saturday’s FAI Junior cup will be live streamed on our Facebook page. The link will be put up Friday night:
FAI Junior Cup Quarter Final
Senior A Fairview Rangers AFC
Saturday 25th July
⌚️5pm Kick off
Venue: Celtic pic.twitter.com/kspsKNlBtB
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