Round two of the qualifiers introduces the beaten provincial finalists into the fold so there's big-time match-ups this weekend.
In this instance, Connacht runners-up Roscommon will face off against Clare.
Here's everything you need to know about the match:
When is it on and what time is throw-in?
This match will be the opening half of a double-header in Croke Park on Saturday June 11 with throw-in set for 3.45 pm.
It will be followed by Mayo against Kildare.
What TV channel is it on and can I stream it?
It'll be broadcast on Sky Sports Arena with coverage getting underway at 3.15. So it's only available to stream for Sky Sports subscribers through the Sky Go platform.
What are the teams?
Neither Anthony Cunnigham nor Colm Collins have named their starting XV as of yet.
What are the odds?
The Rossies are favoured in this battle of the yellow and blue outfits at 2/5 while The Banner are 5/2.
You can back the two sides to finish level after 70 minutes at 8/1.
Who did Clare beat to get here?
They knocked fellow Division Two side Meath out last weekend by a scoreline of 1-11 to 1-9 in front of a home crowd in Ennis.
Clare raced to an early lead with a goal and two points and it was only halfway through the opening half that The Royals scored their first point.
Meath did close the gap to four points by the half and a penalty to kick-start the second half was converted by Conor McGill.
But that was as good as it got for them as Clare responded and saw out the win.
In the aftermath of that result, Andy McEntee resigned bringing an end to a six-year tenure.
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