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Mayo and Dublin will clash in Round Two of the National Football League Division One in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pics: Sportsfile
The weekend is here, and excitement is building throughout the county as Dublin make the trip West to take on Mayo in Round Two of the National League.
Will Andy Moran's men earn victory and keep momentum going against one of their fiercest rivals? Or will Dublin, under the tutelage of Ger Brennan, find form and secure their first win of the competition?
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Who will walk away with the league points is still up for contention, but one thing we do know is who The Mayo News readers believe will come up trumps in Sunday's tango.
Earlier this week, (Friday, January 30), we opened a poll, asking you to vote for who you thought would win, and the results are in.
There was a clear winner. A grand total of 77 per cent of you believe that hosts Mayo will keep the points on the Atlantic coast.
Eleven per cent of you think the Dubs can eke out the win, and equally, eleven per cent of voters believe a draw is on the cards.
Time will tell who is right on this one, but one thing is for sure, there'll be plenty of eyes on Castlebar on Sunday afternoon.
The game throws in at 1.30 pm, and we'll bring you all the action here.
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