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Matthew Ruane from Mayo and Conor Glass from Derry will lock horns this Sunday in Celtic Park, Derry. Pics: Sportsfile
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Mayo GAA fans have experienced a rollercoaster ride so far this Allianz National Football League campaign.
It all started with a defeat at the hands of Dublin in a high scoring encounter, followed by a humbling loss to current Connacht champions Galway.
But then Kevin McStay's men started turning things around with a win at home against Tyrone. Next up was an intriguing away game against All-Ireland champions Armagh, which Mayo were able to get a point from after a brilliant second half comeback.
The upward form for Mayo was further confirmed with a win over Kerry in dramatic fashion.
But now Mayo will face Derry away in Celtic Park on Sunday, March 16.
Have your say and take part in our poll: Who will win this one?
READ: Three Mayo players who caught our eye against Kerry
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