The Leinster council will meet Offaly and Kildare representatives in Portlaoise tonight following allegations that the former used six substitutes during yesterday's championship meeting between the pair at Croke Park.
Concern centres on the replacement of full forward Pascal Kellaghan by James Coughlan under the blood substitution rule after 15 minutes of the game, which Offaly went on to win by three points.
At half-time Kellaghan reappeared instead of Trevor Phelan. Offaly made two further replacements in the second half to bring their total to six.
Match officials have supported Offaly's claim that they used just five substitutes as well as one blood substitute but the Leinster Council have still called a meeting to discuss the situation.
Representatives of both counties have been invited to attend to discuss and hopefully clear up what the Leinster Council last night said in a statement was some " uncertainty" surrounding the matter.
That statement read: "The Leinster Council of the GAA have stated that they are aware of uncertainty in relation to the position with regard to substitutions made in today's Bank of Ireland Leinster Senior Football Championship quarter-final between Kildare and Offaly. The council have said that they will consider the full circumstances of the matter in the coming days."