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The All-Ireland club final between Kilmacud Crokes and Glen could be replayed, with the Derry club ready to object over the outcome of last Sunday's ...

here has been no official statement from the club as yet, but the mood music coming from Derry in recent days suggested such a course of action was likely. The GAA had put the ball back into Glen's court over the outcome of Sunday's All-Ireland club football final that saw Crokes defend the last attack with 16 players on the field. The All-Ireland club final between Kilmacud Crokes and Glen could be replayed, with the Derry club ready to object over the outcome of last Sunday’s encounter.

Watty Graham's GAC will lodge an objection to the Central Competition Controls Committee (CCCC) in relation to the outcome of last Sunday's All-Ireland club ...

However, a review of potential infractions of the rule in question can be instigated by appeal or an "inquiry by the committee in charge", so the Central Competition Controls Committee (CCCC) could have chosen to investigate without a request from Glen. "Watty Graham's GAC will lodge an objection to the CCCC in relation to the outcome of last Sunday’s All-Ireland club final," a club spokesperson outlined. Watty Graham's GAC will lodge an objection to the Central Competition Controls Committee (CCCC) in relation to the outcome of last Sunday's All-Ireland club final.

The Derry club have until 3.30pm on Wednesday to lodge an objection to the result of Sunday's controversial defeat to Kilmacud at Croke Park.

I can’t speak for the club but I just think we’ll accept we got beat on the day.” We gave it our best shot. “We had our chances. “Our chairperson Barry Slowey confirmed we would seek clarification from the GAA on the breach of rules,” read the statement. Glen have criticised the GAA for putting the onus of appealing the result of Sunday’s All-Ireland Club SFC final on them. [edged the Derry side 1-11 to 1-9](https://www.belfastlive.co.uk/sport/gaa/ireland-club-finals-live-score-26042298), but their victory has been overshadowed after it emerged that they had 16 players on the field for the final passage of play.

The Derry All-Ireland winner believes a replay should be ordered between Kilmacud Crokes and Glen.

You have an extra man defending the last play and it seems to me the only honourable option is for the GAA is to order a replay. This is a player who is continuing to take part in the game after he has been substituted. “Once it is proved there has been a breach then the GAA can either fine, order a forfeiture or a replay. because they have the power under rule 6.44. “This isn’t a private matter between Watty Graham’s and Kilmacud, this is about the integrity of the game itself. “It is quite clearly a flagrant breach of the rule.

Glen have until Wednesday afternoon to decide whether to lodge an objection following their defeat in Sunday's All-Ireland Club Football Final. | UTV News.

This has nothing to do with Glen or Kilmacud." "Should they decide to do so, the C.C.C.C will consider the matter. In a statement the GAA told UTV it was for Glen to lodge an objection to the outcome of the game "in accordance with Riail 6.44, TO 2022".