BBC Sport - Ulster Senior Hurling: Down and Derry semi-final goes to replay The Ulster Hurling Championship final scheduled for Sunday, 7 July is likely to be postponed after the Derry v Down semi-final in Armagh ended in a draw. Down had been leading 1-16 to 0-18 in the closing stages but an equalising free by Derry's Patrick McCloskey means the teams must meet again. GAA chiefs will meet on Monday night to decide when the replay will take place. The winners will face Antrim in the provincial final. Down number two Paul Flynn suggested the best option would be to set a new date for the final. "We have played six Saturdays in a row in May and early June and the boys have had club matches too," he said. Antrim are out of the qualifiers so they are in no hurry. Both sets of players could do with a decent break and that would help get a quality semi-final replay.