Ballymena's Matthew Norris hopes result against City of Armagh different this time around in First Trust Senior Cup final

Ballymena suffered a 17-13 loss to City of Armagh in last season's First Trust Ulster Senior Cup final.
By Richard Mulligan
Published 6th Feb 2019, 23:33 BST
Updated 11th Feb 2019, 09:43 BST
Harry Doyle from Ctiy of Armagh with Matthew Norris of Ballymena ahead of the First Trust Senior Cup final bieng played at Kingspan Stadium. Included are Ulster Branch president, Stephen Elliott and First Trust's James BeattieHarry Doyle from Ctiy of Armagh with Matthew Norris of Ballymena ahead of the First Trust Senior Cup final bieng played at Kingspan Stadium. Included are Ulster Branch president, Stephen Elliott and First Trust's James Beattie
Harry Doyle from Ctiy of Armagh with Matthew Norris of Ballymena ahead of the First Trust Senior Cup final bieng played at Kingspan Stadium. Included are Ulster Branch president, Stephen Elliott and First Trust's James Beattie

The teams return to do battle once again in this year's blue riband event in the domestic senior calendar at Kingspan Stadium on Friday, February 8 (7.30pm).

Centre Matthew Norris hopes the Braidmen can turn the tables this season.

Watch as he looks ahead to the final with sports editor Richard Mulligan.

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