What Are the Ulster Club Football Championship Odds This Weekend?
A packed provincial weekend has everything the Ulster Club Football Championship odds cannot quite measure: familiar rivals, county champions on unfamiliar ground and a Tyrone side operating on an extraordinary turnaround. Four senior quarter-finals take place on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November, with Gowna versus Crossmaglen and Scotstown versus Magherafelt among the headline Ulster club fixtures.
Ulster Club Quarter-Finals: Fixtures and Throw-In Times
The official fixture list confirms the four ties and their revised venues. All times are Irish local time, which is GMT in November.
| Fixture | Date, time | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Erne Gaels vs St Eunan’s | Sat 7, 17:00 | Brewster Park |
| Gowna vs Crossmaglen | Sat 7, 19:15 | Kingspan Breffni |
| Scotstown vs Magherafelt | Sun 8, 13:30 | Clones |
| Edendork vs St Brigid’s | Sun 8, 17:30 | O’Neill Park, Dungannon |
Edendork’s fixture is particularly important to check against older schedules. They defeated Clonduff 0-17 to 0-12 in the preliminary round; the quarter-final now lists St Brigid’s as their opponent, rather than a still-undecided pairing.
Ulster Club Football Championship Odds: 1-X-2
The markets below concern the result at the end of normal time. A draw is a separate outcome, so these are not automatically the same prices as qualification bets.
Where Could the Quarter-Finals Be Decided?
St Eunan’s arrive buoyed by their Donegal title, while Erne Gaels have won three consecutive Fermanagh championships. The visitors are clear favourites, but Brewster Park is no ceremonial stop on the route to the semi-finals.
Gowna’s emphatic 4-17 to 0-14 county-final victory over Kingscourt supplies real attacking evidence. Crossmaglen’s provincial pedigree makes them favourites, yet Gowna’s home-county setting and recent scoring output justify a second look at the underdog price.
Two Best Bets and the Outright Picture
Ulster football rarely rewards assumptions based on county reputation alone. The stronger case comes from the confirmed fixture, current selection price and recent performance. Keep an eye on late team news, particularly St Brigid’s Patrick Finnegan’s calf issue, before locking in either pick.
