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Westport and Crossmolina Deel Rovers are gunning for glory in their Mayo GAA Seniro Club Football Championship semi-final. Pics: Sportsfile
The quest to bring the Moclair Cup home takes its next tantalising turn on Saturday evening, with one side destined to take the next step in their quest for Mayo glory.
Will it be Westport, aiming to scale the summit for the second time? Or will the All-Ireland intermediate kings, Crossmolina Deel Rovers, end their reign as Intermediate kings by taking the Senior title instead?
The clash in Father O'Hora Park, Charlestown, throws in at 4.30 pm today (Saturday, October 11).
The game is one of three being shown on Mayo GAA TV this weekend, with Kilmeena v Kiltane (Sunday at 1.30 pm), and Ardnaree Sarsfields v Moy Davitts (Sunday at 4 pm) also being streamed.
Access to stream the game costs €15, the weekend pass priced at €55, and a season pass setting you back €110.
You can purchase the pass to watch Crossmolina Deel Rovers v Westport by clicking here.
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