John Evans gives his All-Ireland football contenders as we enter the final round of the group stages.
John Evans gives his All-Ireland football contenders as we enter the final round of the group stages — click play above to watch.
SATURDAY
ALL-IRELAND CHAMPIONSHIP
- Group 4: Clare v Derry, Glennon Brothers Pearse Park, 6.00pm; Donegal v
Monaghan, Omagh, 6.00pm.
TAILTEANN CUP (Preliminary quarter-final)
- Limerick v Laois, TUS Gaelic Grounds, 3.00pm
- Meath v Wexford, Pairc Tailteann, 4.00pm
- Cavan v Down, Kingspan Breffni, 5.15pm
SUNDAY
ALL-IRELAND CHAMPIONSHIP
- Group 1: Kerry v Louth, Laois Hire O’Moore Park, 2.00pm; Cork v Mayo, TUS Gaelic
Grounds, 2.00pm. - Group 2: Armagh v Galway, Carrick-on-Shannon, 4.00pm; Westmeath v Tyrone,
Kingspan Breffni , 4.00pm - Group 3: Dublin v Sligo, Kingspan Breffni, 1.45pm; Kildare v Roscommon, Glenisk
O’Connor Park, 1.45pm.
TAILTEANN CUP (Preliminary quarter-final)
- Antrim v Carlow, Corrigan Park, 1.00pm
CORK v MAYO
Mayo have maximum points from two games; Cork are on two points.
Mayo have a 6+ scoring difference while Cork are on 0.
KERRY v LOUTH
Kerry have won one and lost one of their first two games; Louth have lost both of their games.
ARMAGH v GALWAY
Galway lead the way on the table with four points, with Armagh on two points.
Galway have a scoring difference of 11+ while Armagh are on -1.
TYRONE v WESTMEATH
Tyrone are on two points and with a scoring difference of -1. Westmeath have lost their first two games and have a points difference of -9.
Dessie Dolan’s men need to win to have any chance of reaching the preliminary quarter-finals.
DUBLIN v SLIGO
Dublin are on three points and have a scoring difference of 9+ points.
Sligo have one point and a score difference of -10 points.
KILDARE v ROSCOMMON
Roscommon are on three points and have a score difference of +10. Kildare are on one point and a score difference of -9.
CLARE v DERRY
Derry are guaranteed a place in the knock-out stages after winning one and drawing one of their opening two games.
They have a points difference of 5+. Clare are out of contention, having lost their first two games and with other results going against them, they cannot qualify.
DONEGAL v MONAGHAN
Both teams have qualified for the knock-out stages. Monaghan have three points on the board and a scoring difference of 5+. Donegal have two points and a scoring difference of 0.
