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Lee Keegan (Westport) and Aidan O'Shea (Breaffy) are both named to start their Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship quarter-final. Pic: Sportsfile
The excitement is building to fever pitch around Mayo as eight clubs endeavour to take the next step towards Senior Championship glory.
By Sunday evening, four teams will have fallen, while four others will have booked their place in the semi-finals, where the tension only heightens.
Ahead of the last-eight, each side has revealed their starting sides who will enter the fray. Sides have thrown curveballs, with some interesting names listed among the substitutes for some clubs.
PLEASE USE THE ARROWS OR THE 'NEXT' BUTTON TO SEE THE TEAMS FOR EACH GAME
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