Fermanagh or Westmeath could be All-Ireland quarter finalists by this time next week.
The draw for the next round of the All-Ireland qualifiers took place on RTE Radio One this morning and there are some top ties in store.
The stand-out fixture is surely Kildare hosting the losers of the Munster Final replay between Cork and Kerry.
Also in Round 4A, Westmeath and Fermanah, who defeated Roscommon on Sunday, will battle it out for a spot in the last eight.
All games are scheduled to take place next Saturday, July 18.
Round 3B
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