It's an all-Ulster affair as Cavan take on Tyrone with a place in this year's Super 8s at stake in Clones on Saturday evening.
A resurgent Tyrone, arguably back playing some of their best football, will hope to catch Ulster finalists Cavan cold and will know that a place in the final eight with Dublin and Roscommon looming will be their reward.
Mickey Harte's men were dumped out of the province by eventual winners Donegal last month, but are back on track after a labouring victory over Longford and a more finely-tuned display over Kildare last weekend.
But Cavan have been one of the surprise packages of the summer, dispatching of favourites Monaghan in the provincial quarter-final and eventually getting the better of Armagh in a replay before losing to Donegal themselves in the decider.
The winner will have just a week to prepare for a trip to Roscommon in their opening Super 8s tie, and will then face the winners of Cork and Laois in a neutral Croke Park tie before a two week break to help them prepare to welcome All-Ireland champions Dublin to their home patch in the first weekend of August.
Here is all you need to know about the match:
When is it on?
The match will throw in at 5 pm on Saturday July 6.
Where is it on?
St. Tiernach's Park in Clones, Monaghan.
What channel is it on?
The match will be shown live on Sky Sports.
You can also follow all the action on the Irish Mirror Sport's live blog.
Team News
The teams will be available here when announced.
Betting Odds
Cavan: 10/3
Draw: 9/1
Tyrone: 2/7
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