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Westport's Eoghan McLaughlin and Ballina Stephenites' Sam Callinan will battle again in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship final replay in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pic: Sportsfile
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On Saturday, the people of Westport and Ballina Stephenites will make their way to MacHale Park for the second instalment of the Mayo Senior Championship final.
But should there have been a replay at all? The drawn decider and the subsequent decision to have both teams gear up for Round Two six days on has prompted plenty of discussion on whether it should exist in the first place.
Should there be a replay? Or should extra time and penalties, if required, have been used to determine the winner last Sunday?
Have your say! The poll will close tomorrow, Thursday, at 12.30 pm, with the results being revealed at 1 pm.
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