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The final round of fixtures in the Mayo GAA Senior Football Championship could produce some crackers.
Group One has plenty left to play for, with Ballyhaunis set to play Crossmolina and Ballina Stephenites up against Garrymore.
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Crossmolina Deel Rovers:
If Crossmolina win and Ballina Stephenites win, they'll top the group.
If Crossmolina win and Garrymore win, who finishes first will come down to scoring difference, where Crossmolina hold a five-point advantage at present.
If Crossmolina lose, they will finish second.
Garrymore:
If Garrymore win and Crossmolina either draw or lose, they are guaranteed to top the group.
If Garrymore win and Crossmolina win, who finishes first will come down to scoring difference, where Crossmolina hold a five-point advantage at present.
If Garrymore draw, they will finish second.
If Garrymore lose and Crossmolina lose, who finishes second will come down to scoring difference, where Crossmolina hold a five-point advantage at present.
If Garrymore lose and Crossmolina either draw or win, they will finish third.
Ballina Stephenites:
If Ballina win and Crossmolina lose, they will top the group.
If Ballina win and Crossmolina win, they will finish second.
If Ballina draw and Crossmolina lose, they will finish third.
If Ballina lose, they will finish third.
Ballyhaunis:
There are no permutations here. Win, lose, or draw, Ballyhaunis are gearing up for a relegation playoff.
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