Ross needed a win to make the knockout stages but Valleys avoided a relegation playoff

Avondhu side only needed a draw to go through but must now take on Carrigaline in the relegation playoff

Champions will now take on Clonakilty in the quarter-final

The Village head into the final group-stage game against neighbours Éire Óg with qualification for the knockout stages on the line

West Cork derby failed to ignite but it leaves it all to play for in Group A which along features Castlehaven and Valley Rovers

The Togher club have now won their first two group-stage games and are in a strong position going into the final group match against Douglas

After a draw with Carbery Rangers, the Haven needed a win in the Premier SFC

Martin O'Brien's team were in control as they start the championship with an impressive victory

Ovens outfit came from behind to win and now take on county champions Nemo Rangers next month

Last year's senior A champions scored two late goals to level but Douglas prevail

Ross kicked the last two points as both teams must settle for a point apiece played before a huge crowd in Clonakilty

Éamonn Murphy looks at the major issues from Nemo Rangers' brilliant display to deny the Barrs a double

The new champions swept 11 points in front at one stage before the 'Barr's rallied brilliantly

Castlehaven were well in contention against the Barrs until an injury to Brian Hurley broke their momentum

Donncha O'Connor, John Hayes and Colin Corkery are the sharpshooters to catch up with on Leeside

Brian Hayes secured victory with his side's second goal near the end after the holders missed a glut of chances

Luke Connolly penalty key for the city side who lived up to their tag of favourites

Haven v Barrs for the third year running takes place in two weeks, but that's because in the new Premier Football Championship the cream always rises

Two goals each from Cian Dorgan and Darren Murphy proved the difference to set-up last-four tie with Nemo Rangers

Red card for Damien Cahalane will be a concern to the Haven before their PSFC semi-final in two weeks

City club struggled to break down a hevily fortified rearguard but just about managed it to reach the PSFC semi-finals

Runners-up last season, Clonakilty are now out after a disappointing campaign

Ovens side must now beat Newcestown to survive at Premier Senior after coughing up a seven-point halftime lead

The city side allowed an 11-point lead slip to the minimum as Ballincollig overtook them on scoring difference

Two points down at half-time, Podsie O'Mahony's side won by 10 to reach the quarter-finals ahead of Douglas on scoring difference

Haven now meet Mallow while Newcestown face Éire Óg in relegation play-off

Barrs were far too slick for Carbery Rangers, who will face Nemo Rangers in the quarter-finals

O'Driscoll brothers hit nine of the West Cork division's points

After defeating Ballincollig in the first round, Mallow are closing in on a place in the knockout stages

A brave second-half fightback by the west Cork club just came up short in dramatic climax

Two goals from the O'Rourkes, John, from a first-half penalty, and Peadar in the second, did the trick

A brilliant first-half display, highlighted by Mark Cronin and Luke Connolly goals, sent the city club on their way to victory

Collig paid the price for 12 wides while the newly-promoted Avondhu outfit were better balanced and more clinical up front

City side reached the last four in 2021 but were short key players here including Kevin Flahive and Seán Powter

Despite not having the injured Steven Sherlock, the holders still carried too much firepower

Despite surging seven points clear late on, the north Cork side were hanging on at the end

Bantry club man and former Cork senior hit 1-7 to set up a meeting with Avondhu

Favourites pushed on in the last 15 minutes of this Divisions/Colleges Premier SFC clash at Ballincollig

West Cork side battled back in the second half but ultimately couldn't reel in the North Cork division

The championship's leading scorer came up trumps with the winning point near the end of injury-time.

A second county in four seasons for St Finbarr's, who denied Clonakilty by the minimum, 0-14 to 0-13, in front of 7,795 at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

The Togher club avenge last season's penalty shoot-out after epic contest with brilliant Castlehaven

After a slow start, West Cork men find their groove to reach the decider on November 28

Eanna Desmond was the top-scorer for Carrigaline, who now stay Premier Senior for 2022

St Finbarr's were outstanding in the fourth quarter to shake off Éire Óg but tougher tests lie ahead

West Cork side will now face Douglas with St Finbarr's versus Castlehaven on the other side of the draw

Brian Hurley also impressed as last season's beaten finalists qualify for the semi-final at the expense of Valley Rovers

St Finbarr's marquee men Steven Sherlock and Ian Maguire were magnificent in the last quarter, compensating for the dismissal of Brian Hayes

Ovens side beat Newcestown in Group B qualification decider to seal a clash with St Finbarr's

Late goal from sub Daniel Harte gave Douglas a famous win over their rivals, sealing a place in the PSFC semi-finals