The O'Moore County failed to see out their game with Offaly a week ago.
Laois didn't take their scoring opportunities against Offaly, according to manager Billy Sheehan.
The O'Moore County found themselves in complete control during the encounter of the two sides just over a week ago, but failed to see out the game with the Faithful snatching a late draw.
That result means that Laois must win this weekend against London in order to reach the preliminary quarter finals.
Sheehan says his side have been competitive this season, even in losses:
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