The draw has been made for the preliminary quarter finals of the Waterford Senior Hurling Championship.
Clonea will face Tallow, Dungarvan do battle with Passage, Mount Sion meet Lismore and Abbeyside entertain Dunhill.
The ties will be played this weekend with the winners advancing to the last 8 and the losers dropping into the relegation playoffs.
Fourmilewater are through to the Waterford Senior Hurling Championship quarter finals.
Michael Ryan's side join Ballygunner, Roanmore and De La Salle in the last 8 following their 2-21 to 2-11 win against Tallow at Fraher Field last night.
Aaron Ryan hit 1-8 while Michael Morrissey notched 1-1 amongst nine different scorers for Fourmilewater.
Elsewhere, Abbeyside and Passage shared the spoils in a dramatic draw in their group phase clash at Fraher Field.
Despite Passage leading for most of the game, it finished 2-15 apiece.
Liam Flynn's 53rd-minute goal had moved Passage 2-13 to 0-14 ahead, but late goals from Seanie Callaghan and Darragh McGrath with just two minutes left salvaged the draw for Abbeyside.
Mark Fitzgerald starred for Passage, hitting 1-5 in the first half as the Easterners motored ahead.
Patrick Curran was the star of the show as Dungarvan breezed past Dunhill in Group D.
The Old Boro were comfortable 3-22 to 0-12 winners in Carrickbeg, having got off to the perfect start as Waterford midfielder Darragh Lyons raised the first green flag with just a minute on the clock.
Curran added a second goal on the quarter hour, before youngster Eoin O'Callaghan finished off an excellent team move on 25 minutes - leaving Dungarvan 3-11 to 0-6 ahead at the interval.
Eamonn Murphy starred for Dunhill with nine points, but Curran's 1-12 was vital on the day for Dungarvan who had a wealth of different scorers.
