Offaly take on New York in a preliminary quarter final this weekend.
Offaly's management team is standing by their players after the Faithful County fell to an agonising injury time defeat at the hands of Laois over the weekend.
The county's footballers suffered their first Tailteann Cup defeat of the campaign to surrender a quarter final spot in the competition after Wicklow's win over Waterford.
That means Declan Kelly and Mickey Harte's team will now face New York in the preliminary quarter finals in Tullamore this weekend.
Harte says he has every faith the players can bounce back:
Offaly meet New York in O'Connor Park at 2pm on Saturday.
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