So after all that, Antrim will be in the hat for tomorrow morning's draw and we'll have the match report up on the website shortly.

You could have a pretty good stab at guessing what the quarter-final pairings are going to be given that the teams cannot face oppositions who they have already played in their groups.

That means, from example, that Antrim definitely won't be drawn against Sligo.

In turn, Group 3 Fermanagh cannot play Laois and Wicklow again so their opposition is either going to Antrim or Limerick.

Likewise, Down cannot play Limerick again and so will either face the Saffrons, Laois or Wicklow.

There are a lot of caveats going into the draw but we won't have long to wait with the pairings going to be announced just after 08:30 BST tomorrow morning.

We'll have all the details of tomorrow morning's draw with the four ties part of a huge weekend of football as the final round of Super 16s group matches also take place on Saturday and Sunday.

In the meantime, enjoy the rest of your Sunday and have a good week.

All over at Corrigan Park and Antrim have got over the line, but it was far from an easy afternoon.

Aghagallon's Ruairi McCann again proving his worth with two goals as Antrim head into the last eight, but a major improvement will be needed when they go on the road next week.

London gave it everything there and were right in it until McCann's second goal at the death.

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We are into four minutes of added time. Antrim ahead but London know they are just one goal away from a shock.

Conor Hand pops up with a big score for Antrim.

Ciaran Diver kicks a free to leave one in it with five to go. This is tense.

Big save from Antrim goalkeeper Michael Byrne as he tips over from DJ O'Flaherty who rose high to fist a dropping ball.

Back-to-back points from substitute Dominic McEnhill steady the Saffrons ship but still just a goal between them with 12 to play.

That's four points in-a-row for London since that Antrim goal with the gap down to the minimum.

Joseph Finnegan fists over after a good move from the kick-out and Marc Jordan then kicks over.

Antrim maybe starting to take a bit of a grip but London look dangerous on the attack and Michael Carroll kicks a good score.

Antrim seem to have a bit more purpose already and Patrick McBride edges them back in front three minutes after the break.

We're back underway at Corrigan Park. Can Antrim find some form or are we on for a huge shock?

Well, well. It's all level at the break in Corrigan Park with Eunan Walsh kicking an equaliser for Antrim, but the first half has seen the Saffrons hit for two goals that will give London plenty of confidence going in at the break.

The hosts have been quite wasteful with eight wides, but the London kick-out is giving Antrim problems.

It makes for a very interesting second half.

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London back to their full complement as Healy has served his 10 minutes in the bin.

Antrim are ahead but have now hit seven wides, so didn't quite take full advantage of the past 10 minutes.

Paddy McAleer kicks from a mark and Antrim hit the front for the first time.

London's Cahir Healy has just gone to the sin bin for a foot trip. The subsequent free is worked short and Niall Burns levels it.

Antrim have started to settle down again after being stunned early but London's confidence is high after that start.

A dream start for London here as Josh Obahor thumps over. Antrim with another wide.