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Mayo and Kerry will clash in Round Six of the National Football League Division One in Austin Stack Park, Tralee. Pic: Sportsfile
All roads lead to Austin Stack Park in Tralee today (Saturday, March 14) as the best ballers of Kerry and Mayo lock horns in Round Six of the National League.
Both sides know a win will see their prospects of punching their ticket in the Division One final skyrocket with two rounds of fare to go.
Plenty have given their opinions on who will emerge from Tralee with the spoils, but who do you think will get the win?
In a unique occasion in these polls, both sides are inseparable in the readers' predictions.
Exactly 45 per cent of you have rowed in behind both the Green and Red and the Kingdom, with ten per cent of you opting for a draw.
Thankfully, we don't have to wait too long to see who among you is correct. Throw-in in Tralee is pencilled in for 4 pm.
You can keep an eye on our comprehensive coverage of all the action by clicking here.
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