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The battle in midfield will be crucial when North Mayo heavywights Ballina Stephenites meet Knockmore in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship semi-final. Pic: Sportsfile.
The race for the Moclair Cup is heating up, and after Saturday, four will become two. Ahead of the two hugely exciting Mayo Senior Championship semi-finals, we look at two big talking points in each of the games.
With the battle of Knockmore and Ballina Stephenites set for Crossmolina and with Westport facing off against Crossmolina Deel Rovers in Charlestown, two competitive clashes are awaiting. After this weekend, two teams will be set for battle on Sunday, October 19. Who will they be?
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