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Ulster youth side
Excitement mounts for the third day of the FAI Youth Inter-provincials held in Donegal, as teams gear up for crucial matches.
Ulster kicked off the tournament on Friday night with a thrilling 1-0 victory over Munster, courtesy of a goal by Shaunie Bradley from Buncrana Hearts.
Saturday saw Ulster facing a tough challenge, suffering a 3-1 defeat against Connacht, with Tiernan Doherty managing a late consolation goal.
Their final showdown awaits on Sunday against Leinster at Letterkenny Community Centre at 11am, while Munster clashes with Connacht at Leckview Park simultaneously.
In other matches, Connacht endured a 4-1 loss to Leinster, and Munster and Leinster settled for a 1-1 draw. However, the outcome is pending an inquiry concerning potential illegitimate player participation, adding an element of suspense to the tournament's proceedings.
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