Antrim threaten to boycott Ulster SFC quarter-final if tie is moved from Corrigan Park

"If it's not going to be where it's meant then we'll not play it."

CORRIGAN OR NOWHERE: "We want to play on our own pitch when we have a home game," said Antrim's Paddy McBride. Pic: Stephen Marken/Sportsfile

Antrim say they will not play their Ulster SFC quarter-final against Armagh if the game is moved to a venue other than Corrigan Park.

When the draw was made in October, Antrim were first out of the hat for the tie, which should give them home advantage. However, Corrigan Park's 3,700 capacity may not even hold Armagh's number of season ticket holders, leading to suggestions the game would be moved to another ground.