Derry City FC have been hit with a second Covid-19 outbreak at the club as their FAI Cup clash with Sligo Rovers has been postponed.
Declan Devine's men were set to take on Liam Buckley's side in the FAI Cup quarter-final on Friday, which will now be played on Wednesday 25 November at 7.30pm.
Sligo Rovers confirmed the news on Twitter this morning, Derry City are yet to make a statement on the postponement and Covid-19 outbreak.
The game was originally fixed for November 1, but was also postponed after the entire Derry squad went into isolation until November 6 after a number of positive tests.
The winner of the game will go on and face either Finn Harps or Shamrock Rovers on November 29 in the FAI Cup semi-finals.
In the other semi-final, Athlone Town will face either Bohemians or Dundalk.
