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Mayo and Westmeath will clash in Round Six of the Ladies National Football League Division Two in Athlone. Pics: Sportsfile
The LGFA have made the decision to offer live coverage of the National League clash of Mayo and Westmeath this weekend.
Both side will make their way to Athlone this weekend with different aspirations. Diane O'Hora's charges know that victory could give them a slim chance of promotion to Division One for 2026.
The women from the Lake County, though, are in serious need of a victory if they are to leapfrog Monaghan out of the relegation zone to Division Three.
Throw-in in Athlone is set for 2 pm. The game is set to be broadcast live online by the LGFA.
Access to watch the live-stream is priced at €11.99. You can purchase access to the live coverage by clicking here.
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