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Mayo and Roscommon will clash in the Connacht Senior Football Championship semi-final in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pic: Sportsfile
The GAA have confirmed the date, time, and location of the all-important meeting of Mayo and Roscommon in the Connacht Championship semi-final.
Both sides punched their ticket to the last-four meeting following healthy victories in London and New York, and now stand one hour away from the decider.
Both sides will be gunning to end a significant Nestor Cup drought, with the Green and Red last bringing home the trophy in 2021, and the Rossies' most recent triumph coming back in 2019.
It's a case of the same venue as their last meeting in the National League final round, and Mayo fans will be hoping that it's a case of the same result from that day, although it is anticipated that Mark Dowd's starting side will vastly differ in personnel.
The game is pencilled in for a 4pm throw-in on Sunday, April 26, in MacHale Park, Castlebar.
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