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Mayo and Armagh will clash in Round Five of the National Football League Division One in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pic: Sportsfile
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With only days to go until Armagh and Mayo lock horns in MacHale Park with National League points on the line, excitement is building in this part of the world.
As tickets are bought and the final touches are applied in both camps, both the Orchard County and the Green and Red will be making their way to Castlebar with serious intentions of coming away with the League points.
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Many have given their verdict on who will leave the county town with victory, but who do you think will win it?
Will Andy Moran and his troops keep themselves in contention for a Division One final?
Or will Kieran McGeeney's men get a win to push themselves away from the relegation zone?
Have your say here! Voting closes at 10 am on Sunday, with the results coming soon after.
Throw-in at MacHale Park is on Sunday at 1.15 pm.
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