The last time Tyrone played Westmeath in the Championship, Brian Dooher hit two points for the Red Hands in a Qualifier tie in Omagh.
The joint-manager of Tyrone went on to lift the Sam Maguire later that year in 2008 and the sides have avoided each other in the Championship arena ever since.
That will change this weekend when the sides go head-to-head in Round Three of the All-Ireland series with both teams needing a result to remain in the Championship campaign.
For Westmeath, things are critical after back-to-back defeats to Armagh and Galway while Tyrone ended a run of four consecutive Championship losses by beating the Orchard County last time out.
A draw would be enough for Tyrone to secure a place in the preliminary quarter-finals, but Westmeath must win to give themselves a chance of extending their season.
Here’s more information on Sunday’ game and how to watch it. . .
When and where is the game?
Tyrone vs Westmeath is on Sunday, June 18 in Kingspan Breffni Park, in Cavan.
What time is throw-in?
Sunday’s game starts at 4pm and forms part of a double-header with Dublin versus Sligo at 1.45pm.
Where can I watch it?
Sunday’s game is is being shown live on GAAGO. It is a subscription service and an annual pass is €90 or €7.99 monthly over 12 months. The game is also available as a one-off purchase of €12.
Any other coverage?
Belfast Live Sport will be live blogging all the action from Sunday’s game.
Betting odds?
Tyrone 1/7
Draw 14/1
Westmeath 5/1
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