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Westport and Knockmore both need a big win in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship quarter-finals. Pic: Conor McKeown
With only eight teams left standing in the joust for the Mayo Senior Championship, when clubs take to parks and pitches across the county, the spectacle will be like no other.
Here, we'll run you through all four quarter finals, as well as the relegation semi-finals, as four clubs endeavour to steer themselves away from the trapdoor into Intermediate football.
As usual, we'll have plenty of updates here, as well as in Tuesday's edition of The Mayo News.
Here are the games.
QUARTER-FINALS
Ballaghaderreen v Ballina Stephenites - Saturday at 5 pm in Ballaghaderreen
Breaffy v Westport - Saturday at 5 pm in Breaffy
Knockmore v Belmullet - Sunday at 12.30 pm in Saint Joseph's Park, Knockmore
Crossmolina Deel Rovers v Belmullet - Sunday at 2 pm in Crossmolina
RELEGATION SEMI-FINALS
Aghamore v Ballyhaunis - Saturday at 8 pm in Garrymore
Charlestown Sarsfields v Mayo Gaels - Sunday at 2 pm in Claremorris
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