Dublin take on Monaghan in Clones this afternoon with at least one of the sides set for relegation to Allianz Football League Division 2 next season.
The loser is certain to go down to the second tier, while the winner will need favourable results in the other three games to stay up.
One of Tyrone, who face table-toppers Kerry, Kildare or Donegal must slip up in their final fixture to keep the winner of the tie up.
While Dublin go into the game as favourites, Monaghan are famous escapologists, having beaten the drop on the final day in four of the last seven seasons.
All four games in Division 1 take place simultaneously as Armagh and Mayo duke it out for a place alongside Kerry in the final.
What date is the match?
Sunday, March 27, 2022.
What time is kick-off?
Kick-off is 1.45pm.
Where is the match?
St Tiernach’s Park, Monaghan.
Who is the referee?
The referee is Noel Mooney of Cavan.
Are there tickets available?
Tickets are available from Ticketmaster here .
Where can I watch it?
The game will be broadcast live on TG4.
Can I stream it online?
The game can be streamed live on the TG4 Player here .
Who are they key players to watch?
Two wins on the bounce have Dublin coming into the game in form and key to that revival has been full forward Dean Rock .
The evergreen Ballymun Kickhams clubman bagged 1-5 in the win over Donegal last week and he will be key to any win in Clones.
Bainisteoir Seamus McEnaney has injected youth into an aging Monaghan side this year and none has been more impressive than Gary Mohan.
The Truagh forward has been recalled to the panel after falling out of favour and has repaid his manager’s faith with some impressive performances.
Quotes Corner:
Monaghan boss Seamus McEnaney said: “We play the Dubs in Clones and it looks like it’s a winner-takes-all scenario.”
Betting:
Monaghan 11/4; Draw 8/1; Dublin 2/5.
