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Mayo and Monaghan will clash in Round Four of the National Football League Division One in Saint Tiernach's Park, Clones. Pic: Sportsfile
Monaghan coach Gabriel Bannigan has named his side to take on Mayo in Round Four of the National Football League.
The Farney Army are in dire need of a win to give their Division One survival chances a boost.
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Meanwhile, Mayo make their way to Saint Tiernach's Park in Clones with aspirations of picking up a win which could propel them to the higher echelons of the table.
With eyes on victory, Bannigan has named a solid side for Sunday's encounter.
There haas been one change to the starting side heading out to battle. Fionan Carolan comes into the fray, with Ryan McAnespie making way for this Round Four battle.
The Monaghan team is as follows. The throw-in on Sunday is at 1.45 pm.
Monaghan: Rory Beggan; Darragh McElearney, Ryan O’Toole, Ryan Wylie; Cameron Dowd, Dessie Ward, Aaron Carey; Mícheál McCarville, Gary Mohan; Karl Gallagher, Mícheál Bannigan (C), Fionan Carolan; Oisin McGorman, Andrew Woods, Stephen O’Hanlon.
Subs: Kian Mulligan, Ryan Mohan, Darragh Treanor, Robbie Hanratty, Liam McDonald, Thomas Hughes, Ryan Duffy, Ronan Boyle, Jack McCarron, Eddie Walsh, Shane Hanratty
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