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Many Mayo GAA and LGFA stars offered their opinion on the Senior Club Championship final between Westport and Ballina Stephenites. Pics: Sportsfile
After hours of football, a million twists and turns, and shedloads of tension in the Mayo Senior Championship, it all comes down to this.
On Sunday, the brave battalions of Westport and Ballina Stephenites will go toe-to-toe with a spot in the annals of history on the line.
Tensions will be high, and plenty are split on who will ascend the steps of the main stand and lift the Moclair Cup into the Castlebar skies.
That is certainly the case with the wide range of Gaelic games personalities we asked for their verdicts on Sunday's tie.
What has the jury decided? Find out here!
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