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Cian Johnson and Lee Pearson will clash again in the semi-finals
THE draw has been made for the semi-finals of the Tullamore Court Hotel Senior Football Championship.
Holders Tullamore will meet Rhode while Edenderry take on Ferbane. Tullamore and Edenderry topped their groups and were kept apart in the semi-final draw which took place after Ferbane had a sensational come from behind win over Shamrocks in a thrilling quarter-final in O'Connor Park on Sunday.
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Rhode had an expected win over Bracknagh on Saturday and will be hoping to turn over their long time rivals. Ferbane and Edenderry already drew in the group stages in a game that Ferbane should have won but Edenderry have been playing consistently better this year and will be slight favourites for that.
The semi-finals will take place in O'Connor Park on the weekend of October 11-12.
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