The two Ulster Under-21 Football Championship semi-finals have been refixed for next Wednesday night, April 5.
The Armagh-Derry and Cavan-Donegal clashes were both called off just minutes before throw-in due to water-logged pitches at Healy Park, Omagh, and Brewster Park, Enniskillen respectively.
The Derry will have home advantage over Armagh in their last four encounter at Celtic Park having won a coin toss for home advantage. The venue for Cavan-Donegal has yet to be fixed.
Both games were down for 8.0pm throw-ins on Wednesday night, but heavy rain during the day put them both in jeopardy.
The Derry-Armagh match was originally delayed by 15 minutes as Omagh groundstaff worked furiously on the pitch. But, like Cavan-Donegal in Enniskillen it was pulled shortly before throw-in.
There was disquiet amongst supporters and the teams involved that the decision was taken so close to throw-in.
The @Doiregaa v @Armagh_GAA #EirGridGAA #UlsterU21 F'ball refixture. - Wed 5th April, Celtic Park after Doire won coin toss for home venue
— Ulster GAA (@UlsterGAA) March 29, 2017
