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Mayo's Aidan O'Shea and Eddie McGuinness from Sligo. Pics: Sportsfile
Mayo win
Sligo win
Mayo GAA supporters will be looking forward to this Sunday.
The Allianz National Football League has been concluded. Mayo lost the Division 1 final to Kerry after a rollercoaster campaign.
After two losses at the start, Mayo gathered momentum with a five match unbeaten run, narrowly avoiding relegation and ending up in the league final in one of the most dramatic league finishes ever.
READ: Door remains open for Conor Loftus to return to Mayo team
Now, the Championship starts with the Connacht Quarter-Final between Mayo and Sligo in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.
Have your say: Who will win?
READ: Mayo v Sligo: Time, TV, and tickets ahead of championship opener
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