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Both Aghamore and Castlebar Mitchels will be seeking a big win in the Mayo GAA Senior Football Championship: Pics: MNS/Sportsfile
It is D-Day for both Aghamore and Castlebar Mitchels, as they lock horns with so much at stake in the Mayo Senior Football Championship.
The winner will give their chances of progressing to the knockouts a huge shot in the arm should Breaffy fall to Belmullet. The loser, will face the arduous relegation playoffs.
The clash in Claremorris throws in at 5.30 pm today (Saturday, September 6).
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The game is one of five being streamed on Mayo GAA TV this weekend, with Ballaghaderreen v Ballintubber (Saturday at 8 pm), Balla v Westport (Sunday at 1 pm), and Garrymore v Ballina Stephenites (Sunday at 4 pm) all being broadcast.
Access to stream the game costs €12, with a weekend pass covering all five games costing €45 and a season pass setting you back €110.
You can purchase the pass to watch Aghamore v Castlebar Mitchels by clicking here.
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