Courtwood and Portarlington will clash in a Laois Football Championship Final replay.
Courtwood and Portarlington will have another crack at trying to win the Laois Football Championship this weekend.
The two side's played out a 2-12 to 1-15 draw during their first encounter, with Dylan Keane scoring a last minute free to force a replay.
Portarlington are aiming to go back to back, while their opponents will have a second chance to win a first title.
Manager Mark Bates says his side showed the first day that they can compete with the best:
Throw in is at 6:30pm from O'Moore Park this Saturday.
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