Mayo host Monaghan this weekend in one of the standout games of the All-Ireland Football Championship first round qualifiers.
The Westerners lost to their neighbours Galway in the quarter-finals of the Connacht Championship, while Monaghan exited Ulster at the semi-final stage against Derry.
Mayo narrowly defeated Seamus McEnaney's men by two points in the league when the sides met in Clones back in early February and James Horan will be hoping his side can emerge victorious once again with home advantage this time around.