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Mayo and London will play in the Connacht GAA Senior Football Championship quarter-final in McGovern Park, Ruislip. Pics: Sportsfile
Following the conclusion of the National Football League, attention in Mayo is inevitably turning to the trip across the Irish Sea to kick-start the Connacht Championship.
Waiting in McGovern Park will be a London side hoping to spring a shock and end Andy Moran's hopes of knocking Galway off their provincial perch.
Many will make their way to Ruislip to cheer on the Green and Red as they aim to book their place in the last-four against Roscommon.
However, many will find themselves unable to head to the English capital.
Thankfully, for those people, GAA+ has announced that they will be covering the London v Mayo game as part of their 40-strong list of games exclusively on the streaming platform.
The April 11 meeting will be the first game shown as part of GAA+'s summer of games.
The season pass is priced at €95, with the option available for those wishing to purchase individual passes for the games.
You will be able to find the stream on the day here.
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