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Mayo GAA manager Andy Moran and his team will face Dublin in a round two National Football League fixture in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park at 1.30pm on Sunday.
After a round one win for out in Salthill over Connacht rivals Galway, Mayo will have a pep in their step, especially as Dublin will travel West slightly bruised after their defeat at the hands of Donegal last weekend.
In our latest Pitchside episode, our panel of Oisín Bradley, Ronan O'Donnell and David Rischke takes a look at the task ahead, as well as the Mayo LGFA team ahead of Diane O'Hora's first home match as manager against Wexford in Swinford Amenity Park at 2pm on Sunday.
And we talk about the Mayo hurlers.
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