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Conor O'Donnell of Donegal in action against Daniel O'Flaherty of Galway last year in Salthill
Donegal are aiming to maintain their 100 percent record in Division 1 of the National Football League when they welcome Galway to Ballyshannon this afternoon.
The side managed by Jim McGuinness has defeated Dublin, Kerry, Mayo and Armagh to date and are aiming for a first top-flight crown since their solitary success back in 2007.
Galway have three points thus far, winning in Armagh and drawing, with Kerry, with Padraig Joyce's side having come up short against Connacht rivals Mayo and Roscommon.
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Michael Murphy is back on the Donegal panel, having sat out last Sunday's 1-20 to 0-19 win in Armagh, while Paul O'Hare from Naomh Columba will make his first league start.
The match is live on TG4 from Fr Tierney Park, with coverage getting underway at 12:45pm for the 1:15pm start.
Fixture: Donegal v Galways
Competition: National Football League Division 1.
Date and Venue: Sunday, March 1, at Fr Tierney Park, Ballyshannon
Throw-in: 1:15pm
Live Broadcast: TG4, from 12:45pm
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