County Antrim Shield: Quarter-final between Ballyclare Comrades and Crusaders postponed
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Stephen Baxter's Crusaders' next match is at home to Glenavon in the Irish Premiership on Saturday
Tuesday night's County Antrim Shield quarter-final between Ballyclare Comrades and Crusaders has been postponed due to Covid-19 protocols.
The County Antrim and District FA said the postponement comes following a request from both clubs.
It follows the Crues' Irish Premiership match against Carrick Rangers last Saturday being called off in line with the NI Football's Covid-19 case policy.
Tuesday's three other last-eight matches will go ahead as scheduled.
Holders Larne are away to Ballymena United, Premiership holders Linfield host Championship side Dundela and Bangor, of the third-tier Premier Intermediate League, travel to Cliftonville.
NIFL's Covid-19 case policy dictates that matches will go ahead even if a player or players of a club test positive, provided that team has at least 13 players including a goalkeeper available for selection.
However if the club cannot field a team, the match is to be re-scheduled.
