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Mayo and Dublin will clash in Round Two of the National Football League in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pic: Sportsfile
Dublin GAA manager Ger Brennan has named his side to take on Mayo in Round Two of the National Football League.
A large crowd is expected to pack into MacHale Park for the clash of old foes in Division One on Sunday afternoon.
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Both sides are in the maiden campaign under new management, with Andy Moran's first game ending in a win over Galway.
Dublin, however, are still in the hunt for their first points on the board, having fallen to Donegal in Croke Park last weekend.
The game gets underway in Castlebar at 1.30pm.
Dublin: Evan Comerford; Eoin Murchan, Seán MacMahon, David Byrne; Conor Tyrrell, Nathan Doran, Cian O'Connor; Ethan Dunne, Brian Howard; Killian McGinnis, Niall Scully, Luke Breathnach; Paddy Small, Con O'Callaghan, Jack Lundy.
Subs: Hugh O'Sullivan, Greg McEneaney, Cormac Costello, Robert Shaw, Páidí White, Eoin Kennedy, Kevin Stephenson, Ciaran Kilkenny, Seán Guiden, Seán Bugler, Lorcan O'Dell.
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