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Donegal ladies boss James Daly
Donegal head for Mayo on Sunday as they look to get back to winning ways in the Lidl Ladies NFL Division 2 (throw-in, 2pm).
Third-placed Mayo host James Daly’s side, in second, in a huge promotion tussle.
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Mayo start the day just a point behind the visitors and the winner of this one could well be playing top-flight football next season.
Donegal will be anxious to get points back on the table after suffering defeat to Cavan in their last outing, while Mayo earned a point against Tyrone.
Donegal: Claire Friel; Niamh Carr, Evelyn McGinley, Sophie McFeely; Tara Hegarty, Feena McManamon, Ava Caulfield; Clodagh Brennan, Roisin Rodgers (capt.); Bláithnaid McLaughlin, Katie Dowds,; Niamh Boyle; Susanne White, Eva Gallagher, Ciara McGarvey.
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