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Donegal Town U-17 side will be aiming to reach the semi-final this weekend
This Sunday morning promises to be a momentous occasion for Donegal Town FC as their U-17 squad prepares to take on Tramore AFC in the FAI National Cup quarter-final.
The eagerly anticipated clash is set to take place at Hospital Field at 11.00am, with a place in the All-Ireland semi-finals at stake.
Donegal Town’s young stars have enjoyed an impressive run in the competition, overcoming opponents from Sligo, Leitrim, and Kildare in the earlier rounds.
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Their journey to this stage was further cemented by a thrilling extra-time victory against Raheny FC of Dublin in the last 16.
As reigning All County Premier Division champions, the team has demonstrated exceptional skill and teamwork throughout the campaign. Sunday’s fixture represents a significant milestone in their quest for national success.
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