Cavan and Donegal face off in the semi-final of the Ulster senior Football championship this weekend.
Donegal got the better of Armagh last time out in a very impressive display. Cavan on the other hand cruised past Antrim to book their place in the final four.
The sides last met in the Ulster Championship in the final back in 2020. On that day, Cavan shocked Donegal and picked up their first Anglo-celt medal since 1997.
Here's what you need to know:
Venue
Clones in Monaghan
Time and date
4pm on Sunday, May 8th
TV Information
The game will be shown live on both RTE 2 and BBC NI.
The match can be streamed on the RTE player and the BBC iPlayer in the UK.
Quotes corner
Mickey Graham: “Donegal have been the most consistent team in Ulster this past 10 years and they can back that up with all the titles they’ve won and finals they’ve got to. So it’s going to be a huge step up for us.
“They were very impressive against Armagh. A lot of people thought going into that game that Armagh would cause an upset but Donegal showed all their experience and were very impressive.
“They have huge quality from the goalkeeper right up to the full-forward line and they have players of equal quality to come in and finish the job of."
Declan Bonner: “This is where you really need to step up to the mark and prove your worth.
"We certainly were not favourites against Armagh but we rose to the challenge.
"Now the test for my players is to do the same against Cavan on Sunday."
Odds
Cavan: 5/1
Donegal: 1/5
Draw: 10/1
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