It's all on the line in Parnell Park on Saturday evening as Dubnlin host Galway in a do-or-die final day of the Leinster Championship.
When these sides met last year, it was a dead rubber with Galway on their way to a Leinster decider while Dublin condemned to fourth place purgatory with nothing to play for.
But times have changed as Mattie Kenny's Dubs reach a crossroads, knowing a win would all but take them into a Leinster final and a draw would mean they'll need a heavy Kilkenny win over Wexford to take third.
A Galway loss will mean that they'll miss out on a Leinster final, with the threat of elimination looming depending on results elsewhere.
Here is all you need to know about the match:
When is it on?
It will throw in at 7pm on Saturday, 15 June.
Where is it on?
Parnell Park in Donneycarney, Dublin.
What channel is it on?
The match won't be shown live as Sky Sports broadcast Kilkenny and Wexford's clash at the same time.
You can follow all the action on the Irish Mirror Sport's live blog.
The Permutations:
If Dublin beat Galway, they will qualify for the Leinster final unless Wexford-Kilkenny ends in a draw. In that case, all four teams would be level on five points and would be separated by scoring difference.
If Galway avoid defeat they’ll be in the Leinster final. A draw would see Dublin requiring Kilkenny to inflict a heavy defeat on Wexford for Mattie Kenny’s side to finish in the top three.
If Galway win, both Kilkenny and Wexford stay in the Championship. In terms of reaching the Leinster final, a draw would suit Kilkenny as they currently enjoy a better scoring difference than Wexford, who must win to leapfrog them.
Ticket information
The match sold out earlier this week.
Betting Odds
Dublin win: 13/8
Galway win: 8/13
Draw: 8/1
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