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Aidan O'Shea and Mayo will be looking to keep themselves in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship with a result against Donegal in Hyde Park, Roscommon. Pic: Sportsfile
Today is the day when Mayo and Donegal could face the ecstasy of progression, or their Summer in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship coming to an abrupt end in Hyde Park, Roscommon.
If you're looking to tune in to the crunch tie between Jim McGuinness and Stephen Rochford's side, which gets underway at 4 pm, the game is on RTÉ Two and the RTÉ Player, which can be accessed by clicking here.
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A myriad of permutations could come into play to determine who progresses to the knockout phase of the race for Sam Maguire. You can read those here.
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