Tyrone have been handed a tough draw for their fourth round qualifier - a trip to the scene of the biggest giant-killing of the 2018 championship.
Mickey Harte's men will travel to Newbridge to face Kildare in hope that they won't suffer a similar fate to Mayo this time around - albeit without the 'Newbridge or Nowhere' controversy echoing around the country.
Both sides are struggling to find their best form as they carve a route towards the Super 8s, but something's got to give this weekend as the Red Hand men come in as favourites.
Kildare were dumped out of Leinster by Dublin earlier this month and easily dispatched of Antrim last weekend.
Tyrone were let shell-shocked after eventual champions Donegal's smash-and-grab Ulster semi-final victory. They were comfortable against Longford, but ultimately couldn't comprehensively put away Padraic Davis' men.
Here's everything you need to know ahead of the big game:
When is it on?
The match will throw in at 5 pm on Saturday 29 June.
Where is it on?
St Conleth's Park in Newbridge.
What channel is it on?
The match will be live on Sky Sports Arena, with coverage starting from 4 pm.
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
Kildare 5/2
Draw 15/2
Tyrone 4/9
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