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Bray Wanderers head coach Ian Ryan. PIC: Sportsfile
Carlow club New Oak Boys have drawn League of Ireland outfit Bray Wanderers in the fourth round of the Leinster Senior Cup.
Bray, now under the stewardship of former Wexford FC manager Ian Ryan, finished in seventh place on the First Division table last year.
New Oak host Bray before the end of the month and if they can pull off an upset they will welcome Irish champions Shamrock Rovers or student side UCD to Carlow in the quarter-final of the competition.
Fourth round draw:
New Oak Boys v Bray Wanderers
Shamrock Rovers v UCD
Malahide Utd v Usher Celtic/Gorey Rangers
Crumlin Utd v Longford Town
St Patricks Athletic v Wexford FC
Drogheda Utd v Athlone Town
North End Utd v Bohemians
Dundalk v Shelbourne
Quarter-final draw:
New Oak Boys/Bray Wanderers v Shamrock Rovers/UCD
Drogheda Utd/Athlone Town v Malahide Utd/Usher Celtic/Gorey Rangers
Dundalk/Shelbourne v St Patricks Athletic/Wexford FC
Crumlin Utd/Longford Town v North End Utd/Bohemians
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