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Kilmeena are set to face off against Kiltane with the midfield battle set to be pivotal. Pic: Conor McKeown.
MOY DAVITTS V ARDNAREE
Can Ardnaree punish the Moysiders defence?
Many are expecting a big scoreline here, and if you look at recent scores in the championship campaign, it looks likely it could be a thriller. But, if Ardnaree are to progress, they'll need a big score.
At the back, Moy Davitts are good but in each game they've played, there were spells when their opponents enjoyed a purple patch where plentiful scores seemed to arrive.
The likes of John Timlin and Ethan Convey are exciting forwards and if they're on song, they may find opportunity in the Moysiders backline.
PREDICTION: Ardnaree and Moy Davitts set for Mayo Intermediate showdown
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