The Carlow JDL U13 side lead the way in Group One of the SFAI Subway Championship in Leinster, having won both of their games to date.

An opening day victory over the NDSL was followed up by an impressive away win against the NECSL, and they will be on the road again for their final group game when they travel to take on the Midlands SL.

The MSL side are level with the NECSL in second place, and the last round of fixtures will decide whether teams enter the Championship or Plate competitions when the knockout phase begins.

The outcome of Group Two in the U13 competition in Leinster is less clear, with Kilkenny currently topping the table, although both the DDSL and Kildare have played one game less.

The five team group, which includes Wexford DSL and Drogheda SCL, has already seen some cracking ties, and it promises to be full of excitement as the games continue.

In the U15 SFAI Subway Championship in Leinster, Wexford top Group One with two wins from two, while Carlow JDL and Wicklow have picked up a win each.

In Group Two, Drogheda SCL have been in superb form, and lead the way, while Kilkenny DSL and NECSL sit second and third. The DDSL and Midlands SL make up the other two spots.

Check out action and reaction from the U13 SFAI Skechers National Cup tie between Clonmel Town and Wexford Albion in the South East Region.

The visitors put in a superb performance to advance to the next round of the competition.

Check out the SFAI social media channels for more videos from the SFAI Skechers National Cups throughout the season.

Check out action and reaction from the U13 SFAI Subway Championship tie between Kilkenny DSL and Drogheda SCL which took place in Derdimus Park recently.

Although going a goal behind, the homeside battled back to emerge with the win and the three points.

See how the group currently stands HERE

Keep an eye on the SFAI social media channels for more coverage of the SFAI Subway Championship

Following a thrilling weekend of the SFAI Skechers National Cup action in several regions across the country, the draws for the third/fourth rounds took place earlier today.

Often the most exciting, the rounds will eventually produce the teams lucky enough to go forward for the National Round of 32 draw, which takes place in December.

At that stage, teams from around the country come out of their regions to take on others from around Ireland when the competition resumes in January.

These rounds also link into the regional side of the competition, with 40 finals in total taking place across the eight regions.

On Saturday, the SFAI traveled to Tipperary for the U13 clash between Cahir Park AFC and Cashel Town – you can check out the video above or on the SFAI Facebook page.

For the breakdown of the full draw click below on your selected region (best viewed on desktop/tablet)

Connacht

Cork

DDSL

North Leinster

South Leinster

South East

South West

Ulster

To view the different ages, use the arrows at the bottom of the spreadsheet.

The SFAI Subway Championship will get underway this weekend, and the 2019/20 competition will see more than 100 teams from 30 leagues across Ireland take part at U12, U13, U15 and U16 levels.

Last season saw schoolboy leagues including Longford, Cavan/Monaghan, South Tipperary, Cork, Carlow JDL and DDSL all claim national titles in both the Championship and Plate.

Like last season, the U13 and U15 competitions will be the first to get underway, and some teams in Munster, Connacht and Leinster begin their journey this Saturday and Sunday.

Games in the Ulster region will begin on the next matchday, scheduled for October, and teams in all four regions will build towards reaching the regional and national finals later in the season.

Although several sides will line out this weekend, many other leagues will kick off their season in the coming weeks – fixtures in full are available on SFAI.ie.

The U12 and U16 competitions will get underway later in the season, and those finals will take place in May.

Subway’s support of schoolboy football continues right across the island of Ireland, and the Subway Championship gives the best performing players from 30 SFAI affiliated schoolboy leagues the opportunity to compete against their rivals, both locally and nationally.

Subway’s support has been crucial to enabling the SFAI to develop its competitions, and we all look forward to working with them throughout the 2019/20 season.

Fixtures: Munster (U13)

Kerry v Limerick District – Mounthawk Park (29^th September 11.30am)

North Tipperary v South Tipperary – Clarisford Park (29^th September 14.00)

WWEC v West Cork SL – Len Fraser Park (29^th September 14.00)

Limerick County v Limerick Desmond – Charleville (29^th September 11am)

Waterford SFL v Cork SL – WIT Arena (29^th September 14.00)

Connacht (U13)

Longford v Galway – Abbeycarton (28^th September 13.00)

RDYSL v Mayo – Shiven Rovers (29^th September 14.00)

Connacht (U13)

Galway v Longford – Mervue United (29^th September 14.00)

Mayo v RDYSL – Milebush (29^th September 14.00)

Leinster U13

Wexford v DDSL – Curracloe (29^th September 13.00)

Leinster U15

Wexford v Wicklow – Curracloe (29^th September 16.00)