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The Mayo GAA Senior Football Championship final is capturing the county's imagination.
The stage is set for a thrilling battle between reigning back-to-back champions Ballina Stephenites and challengers Westport St Patrick's.
The Clew Bay men were the last to beat Ballina in a knock-out Mayo championship match in the final three years ago 2022.
It was Westport's historic first ever triumph. And this year they lock horns with Niall Heffernan's troops who are looking for a special mention in the history books if they can make it three successive senior titles.
WATCH our Pitchside special from Hastings Insurance MacHale Park as our panel of Michael Gallagher, Oisín Bradley and Ronan O'Donnell give their analysis and predictions for the biggest game in Mayo club football.
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