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Mayo and Roscommon will clash in the Connacht GAA Senior Football Championship semi-final in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pics: Sportsfile
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On Sunday afternoon, the eyes of Connacht will be on MacHale Park as Mayo and Roscommon lock horns in the latest chapter of their pursuit of provincial glory.
The latest chapter of this storied rivalry is set to bring fire and brimstone in no short supply, with the Nestor Cup decider within touching distance.
Who will win this semi-final duel? Will the Green and Red extend their head-to-head advantage?
Or will the Rossies get one over on their old enemy, punching their ticket to the final-day meeting in Salthill?
Have your say in the poll below! Voting closes at 5 pm on Saturday evening, with the results available on our website at 6 pm.
Throw-in in Castlebar on Sunday is at 4 pm.
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