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Westport's Lee Keegan and Padraic O'Hora of Ballina Stephenites will face off in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship final in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pics: Sportsfile
MacHale Park is primed and ready for war in the Mayo Senior Championship as Westport and Ballina Stephenites do battle with legacy on the line.
Now, with the clock slowly ticking towards a potential clash of the ages, the final sides for the decider have been rubber-stamped.
There have been no changes to the Westport team.
There have been two switches to the Ballina Stephenites side. Jack Irwin replaces Brendan Collins, while Luke Doherty starts in place of Ciaran Treacy.
The line-ups are now as follows. The game will throw in at 4 pm.
Westport: Paddy O'Malley; Ben Doyle, Niall McManamon, Brian McDermott; Conal Dawson, Eoghan McLaughlin, Finbar McLaughlin; Rory Brickenden, Lee Keegan; Luke Tunney, Joey Holmes, Brian O'Malley; Lorcan Silke, Killian Kilkelly, Colm Moran.
Ballina Stephenites: David Clarke; Liam Golden, Luke Jordan, Ciaran Boland; Sam Callinan, Padraig O'Hora, David Tighe; Mike Murray, Frank Irwin; Dylan Thornton, Conor McStay, Niall Feeney; Evan Regan, JACK IRWIN, LUKE DOHERTY.
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