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Mayo and Roscommon will clash in the Connacht Under-20 Hurling League final in the Centre of Excellence, Bekan. Pic: Sportsfile
Mayo Under-20 hurling boss Brian Finn has revealed his starting side to go toe-to-toe with Roscommon in the decider of the Connacht U-20 Hurling League.
Finn has selected a strong side as they aim to capture important early-season silverware at the Connacht GAA Centre of Excellence in Bekan.
The Green and Red have endured a solid campaign thus far, getting the better of Sligo and Leitrim already.
However, they fell to the Rossies last weekend in the round-robin series, making this a prime opportunity for redemption against the near neighbours just days after falling to them previously.
The Mayo team is as follows. Throw-in in Bekan is at 1 pm on Sunday.
Mayo: Oisin Mulroy; Conor Ketterick, Mathew Delaney, Paul Mongey; Shane Gallagher, Oisin Casey, Ronan Loftus; Lucas Kenny, Oisin Duffy; David Delaney, Eoin Enright, Fionn Ó Cinnsealaigh; Cathal Guilfoyle, Fionn Delaney, Michael Gough.
Subs: Niall Peoples, Aaron Harcourt, James Curran, Dylan Burke, Eoghan Johnston, Dylan Groarke, Darragh Ganley, Mark Fahy, Cian Fahy, Conor Maughan, Michael Finan, Shane Brennan, Liam Lavin, Ruairi Gilvary, Bradley Murphy, Charlie Flynn, Gino Nealon.
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