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Mayo and Galway will clash in the Connacht GAA Under-20 Football Championships in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pics: Sportsfile
Mayo Under-20 boss Keith Higgins has shown his hand ahead of a potentially all-important Connacht Championship clash with Galway.
Both sides head into this one well aware of the prize at stake. A victory will see either side directly into the Connacht final, while the losing side will face into a semi-final next Wednesday.
Given Mayo's red-hot form across the competition so far, Higgins has kept his faith with the side which started last week's win over Leitrim in Carrick-on-Shannon.
There have been no changes to the starting team. The Mayo team is as follows, throw-in in Castlebar is at 7 pm.
Mayo: Conor Meaney; James Lavelle, Tom Lambert, Aaron Coggins; Colm Lynch (C), Rio Mortimer, Josh Moyles; Darragh Staunton, Joey Holmes; Andrew Quinn, Kobe McDonald, Dylan Flynn; Darragh Beirne, Oisín Deane, Tom Lydon.
Substitutes: Conor Bohan, Yousif Coghill, Dara Neary, Thomas Tuffy, Seán Og McGuinness, Conor Jordan, Ben Holmes, Nathan Roddy, Shane Cunningham.
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