14-03-2025
Tyrone and Derry in danger? How things stand in Division One
It's a pivotal weekend in the Allianz Football League ahead of the penultimate round of fixtures in Division the bottom end of the table, Derry can be relegated if they fail to beat Mayo at Celtic Park on has been a disappointing campaign for Derry under Paddy Tally, and they are cut adrift with two matches remaining with their sole point coming in February's draw with Ulster rivals Tyrone are also in relegation danger, but if Derry fail to win and the Red Hands pick up a point against Donegal, then the Oak Leafers will be facing Division Two football next whose sole win came over Derry in their opener, take on Donegal at the weekend, with both sides in contrasting McGuinness' Donegal, meanwhile, are level on points with Galway at the top, and can move a step closer to securing a place in the league final with victory in Galway are in a similar position to Donegel, and Padraic Joyce's All-Ireland finalists return to Croke Park to take on Dublin on champions Armagh travel Kerry in what could define the campaign for both sides. A top-two finish is unlikely, but defeat would leave either side in danger of dropping into the bottom two if Derry and Tyrone can turn around their One fixtures - round fourKerry v Armagh (Saturday, 17:30) TraleeDublin v Galway (Saturday, 19:30) Croke ParkDerry v Mayo, Celtic Park, (Sunday, 13:30) Celtic ParkDonegal v Tyrone (Sunday, 15:30) LetterkennyGet all the latest GAA news here
