Finn Harps and non-league Avondale United face off again tonight with the remaining place in the FAI Ford Cup semi-finals at stake in Finn Park.
Harps and United drew 1-1 at the weekend in the first clash of the sides at Avondale Park.
Michael Funston gave Harps a 51st minute lead before Danny Long equalised for the hosts with 13 minutes to go.
Harps manager Ollie Horgan has warned the tie is far from over.
“Sunday’s game saw two evenly matched teams and a draw was a fair result,” said Horgan.
“It is good to still be in the cup but Avondale won't be any easier to try to beat in Ballybofey especially with a few good fresh players to come back in.”
Horgan added that he believed Avondale would hold their own in the First Division.
He said: “While Avondale aren’t a league club, they would compete comfortably in the First Division and accumulate a substantial amount of points.
“They have loads of experience and play good football. Avondale will have a stronger team out for the replay with their captain among others returning.
“They were strong enough as they were on Sunday so we know it will be very difficult to try to get through.”
Damien McNulty and Sean McCarron are available again after missing Sunday’s game in Cork through suspension.
However, Tommy McMonagle is out while Caoimhe Bonner is a doubt.
