The draw will be made following this weekend’s eight matches
A general view of the Sam Maguire(Image: ©INPHO/James Crombie)
It is a bumper weekend of action in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, with eight games taking place across Saturday and Sunday.
The action kicks off with Donegal v Cork in Round 2 at 3pm on Saturday, with Louth v Armagh, Galway v Westmeath and Tyrone v Mayo the other games in that part of the draw.
Monaghan v Roscommon throws in at 4.30pm on Saturday in Round 2B and all teams in that part of the draw know another loss will see them eliminated from the Championship. Kildare v Kerry, Derry v Meath and Cavan v Dublin are the other games in 2B.
Following this weekend’s games, a draw for Round 3 will take place on Monday morning. The draw will be made on RTE Radio 1’s Morning Ireland programme shortly after 8.30am.
It will involve the four losers from Round 2A, who will be drawn to play against the four Round 2B winners. A separate draw will be made to determine the home venue.
The draw will be subject in the first instance to the avoidance of repeat Provincial Final pairings and where possible repeat pairings from Round 1.