Brentford take on Everton today in the Milk Cup Final.
Kick Off is at 4pm in Ballymena Showgrounds.
Everton are current holders of the Milk Cup and have won three out of the last four Milk Cup competitions, but The Bees are confident.
It's a very quick turn around after last night's success.
The players were ecstatic to have reached the Final and were singing songs about each coach on the journey back to base.
One song that got the biggest laughs was about Stuart English, the Technical Development Coach.
"He's got long hair, but we don't care, Stuart, Stuart English..."
The players arrived back to head base at 10pm and had a quick snack to restore the energy they had exerted during the game.
Head Coach Danny Buck was quick to stress to the players that they hadn't achieved anything yet and that success would only be judged on winning today's Final.
The players were told that lights had to be off by 10.45pm, but prior to that they had to visit Physio Steve Hockham and Conditioning Coach James Purdue about any complaints or niggles.
With little turnaround time, the staff worked hard into the early hours of the night.
Luke Stopforth worked on analysing the video of last night's game, while Purdue sat down with English and Buck to work out the schedule for today.
The staff then sat down and watched a complete re-run of the game.
Buck, who is a part-time Head Coach, has a real dilemma.
His full time job is working for Lee Vallery Regional Park Authority who granted him leave until Friday morning.
Lee Vallery Regional Park Authority has played a huge part in the Olympic Games and Buck will be on call for the entire time the Olympics are on.
The problem for Buck comes due to the last flight leaving Belfast at 5.20pm.
With the game due to start at 4pm today this is impossible.
The staff spent the early hours trying to work out an alternative - and eventually found a flight that left Dublin at 9.30pm.
It will be a tight call to make it to Dublin airport but Buck will go the extra step to hopefully help his team to glory.
Shaun O'Connor, Head of Youth recruitment, has a team of scouts working at the Milk Cup.
"We are continuing to look for volunteer scouts in order to expand our current scouting network within Surrey, Middlesex, Hertfordshire & North London," he said.
"If you are based in any of these areas and are keen to get involved in this area of football, please send your CV to Miguel Rios at [email protected]".
Ose Aibangee, Director of Youth Development, was delighted with the progress the Milk Cup side have made.
"It's a fantastic achievement for the Club to reach the Final," he said.
"It's ahead of our expectations to the reach the Final.
"This is our third year in the competition.
"The first year we finished in 22nd position, last year we finished in sixth position.
"It's great we have improved again.
"Credit has to go all the staff, especially the coaching staff and recruitment staff over the last two and a half years.
"We hope we can end the tournament on a good note and go onto win it.
"We are thankful for all the support from the Board of Directors, First Team Manager and supporters".
Kickoff is at 4pm and you can keep track of the half time and full time score via the Brentford Twitter account.
A full match report will appear on www.brentfordfc.co.uk after the full time whistle.
Good luck boys - we are all routing for you!
Robert Trand