Dublin continue their drive for five against Roscommon this Saturday off the back of the huge news that Diarmuid Connolly will be returning to training.
Jim Gavin confirmed on Sunday that Connolly has made a sensational return to training.
The St Vincent's man hasn't turned out for the Dubs since a National League game against Mayo last year and spent last summer playing in Boston.
He had been expected to return to the US this summer but he wasn't permitted to travel due to a "small problem" with his ESTA visa.
It remains to be seen if the 32-year-old will jump right back into the 26 at this early stage, with All-Ireland semi-final qualification at stake should the beat the Rossies.
The Connacht champions will be looking to bounce back after a four-point defeat at home to Tyrone in their opening round clash.
Here's everything you need to know ahead of the game:
What time is throw-in?
The game will get underway at 7pm on Saturday, July 21.
Where will the game take place?
Croke Park will host the game.
It is Croke Park weekend in the Super 8s this weekend, with all eight descending upon HQ for the second round of fixtures.
Can I watch it on TV?
Sky Sports Arena will carry coverage of the game, as well as the preceding Cork v Tyrone clash. Their coverage gets underway at 4pm.
Betting odds
Dublin 1/80
Roscommon 20/1
Draw 40/1
