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Castlebar Celtic's Ioseph O'Reilly and Westport United's Kevin Kitterick will have a tasty battle in the Mayo Super Cup final in Milebush
Jordan Loftus (Castlebar Celtic) v Cillian White (Westport United)
This pair are top of their game at separate ends of the pitch, and when they meet, it's guaranteed they'll test each other, and indeed bring the best out of each other in the process.
Jordan Loftus is a handful in the box, and centre-backs all around the county find it difficult to keep tabs on the number nine. He's not the biggest, but his ability to make a mockery of defences with his build-up play, as well as his eye for goal, make it a hard task to keep him quiet.
If anyone can do that, though, it's Cillian White. White has shown tremendous ability at the heart of a watertight rearguard in 2025, making the Mayo News Team of the Year, and was a key tenet of ensuring United only conceded eight goals all campaign.
These two will be going at it hammer and tongs when they clash on the Milebush turf.
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