'That's our goal at this stage, get first or second seed,' says Nemo Rangers manager Paul O’Donovan

The Barrs, with their score difference of +25, compared to Nemo’s +13, are in pole position to pocket that last-four ticket for the second year in succession.
'That's our goal at this stage, get first or second seed,' says Nemo Rangers manager Paul O’Donovan

TARGET SET: Nemo Rangers manager Paul O'Donovan has set his side the target of finishing first or second seeds. Picture; Eddie O'Hare

After two rounds of Cork football championship fare, a clear picture has emerged at the front of the race for the Andy Scannell Cup.

The picture is not at all surprising. It is the same picture as the past six seasons. The picture is that of southside rivals Nemo Rangers and St Finbarr’s out front and with clear distance between them and the chasing pack.

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