Nemo fancied to overcome Newmarket

NEMO RANGERS will be without the suspended Michael Morgan for tonight’s permanent tsb Cork IFC clash in Macroom (8pm).

Sat, 26 Jun, 2004 - 01:00

However, they are fancied to carry too much power for Newmarket and book a place in the IFC quarter finals.

Colin Corkery is available to Nemo and could prove a match winner.

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