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Reigning All-Ireland champions Galway to face Mayo in Connacht opener

This year’s Connacht U20 and minor championship draws were made last night.

THE REIGNING ALL-IRELAND U20 football champions Galway will take on Mayo in their opening game of this year’s championship.

jack-glynn-lifts-the-trophy Captain Jack Glynn lifts the trophy after the 2020 All-Ireland U20 football final.

Galway were pitted against their old rivals at the semi-final stage when the draw was made for the Connacht U20 championship last night. When the counties met at the U20 preliminary round stage last February, Galway progressed after a 3-2 penalty shootout win.

Roscommon were drawn to play Leitrim at the quarter-final stage with the winners there taking on Sligo at the other semi-final tie.

The draw for the Connacht minor championship also took place last night. Roscommon, the reigning champions in this grade, will meet Mayo in the quarter-final and the winners will advance to take on Galway. The other semi-final will see Sligo face Leitrim.

All games will be played at the Connacht GAA Centre of Excellence in Bekan in Mayo. They have been provisionally fixed for dates in April but those are subject to change depending on restrictions.

Fixtures

Connacht U20 football championship

3 April: Quarter-final

  • Roscommon v Leitrim

10 April: Semi-finals

  • Sligo v Roscommon/Leitrim
  • Galway v Mayo

16/17 April: Final

Connacht minor football championship

2 April: Quarter-final

  • Mayo v Roscommon

9 April: Semi-finals

  • Galway v Mayo/Roscommon
  • Sligo v Leitrim

13 April: Final

 

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