The 45 Challenge

Have you ever tried to kick a 45 over the bar? The experts make it look so easy and appear to tap it over the bar with cool aplomb ... but it's anything but.

That's why The Championship has laid down a 45 Challenge to all county squad players in Ulster.

Monaghan kicked off with a solitary single effort while All-Ireland champions Tyrone managed three, Derry a handsome six, and last week Down last week upped the tempo considerably with 10 successful attempts over the bar.

This week the footballers of Armagh get their chance. Watch how they get on.

For a bit of fun, guess how many times they managed to split the uprights.

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The prize is a new Championship football with its own special logo, and a BBC Championship jersey. Last week, the men from the Mournes went ballistic with a round 10 and winner drawn out of the hat was:

Jack McClelland from Ballyholland, Co Down

There is also an extra Championship football on offer with a question for the quiz buffs.

Teaser: Before Tyrone failed to score in the opening half last Sunday, when was the last year that a team, two teams actually, went scoreless in the first 35 minutes of an Ulster SFC game?

What teams and when ... Fill in the form below:

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Last week's teaser was "Down and Donegal meet at Ballybofey last Sunday. They last met in an Ulster Final in 1991. Can you name the captains that day?

The Answer is:
Charlie Mulgrew and Paddy O'Rourke. Did we catch you out? Donegal captain that year was Anthony Molloy, but he missed the Ulster final due to injury with Mulgrew taking over.

The winner is:
Fintan O'Dowd, Portadown