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Mayo Under-20 manager Peadar Gardiner has kept his faith in his side as they prepare to take on Roscommon in the Connacht Under-20 Football Championship Final.
Mayo will be gunning for history in Saint Jarlath’s Park, Tuam, tomorrow evening, and face a Rossies side who have picked up form as the campaign progressed.
Ahead of the do-or-die clash with Cian Smith’s Roscommon, Mayo have named an unchanged starting XV for the decider.
We’ll have on-the-ground updates as the two best sides in the province lock horns here, as well as reactions and analysis from Tuam in Tuesday’s Mayo News.
The team lines out as follows:
Mayo: Conor Meaney; Rio Mortimer, Paul Gilmore, Eoin McGreal; Hugh O’Loughlin, John MacMonagle (C), Colm McHale; Oliver Armstrong, Seamus Howard; Oisin Cronin, Cathal Keaveney, Colm Lynch; Darragh Beirne, Niall Hurley, Tom Lydon.
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