Meath face a stern test today against Galway in Croker, but they have harpooned whales previously in the championship
The All-Ireland Football Championship quarter-finals finish off today as Meath meet Galway in HQ.
Meath have been slaying giants all the way through the championship, and will be looking for another scalp to make their way to the semis.
The Tribesmen have been returning to form gradually over the All-Ireland series but face an injury scare with Shane Walsh coming off in their last clash.
The Royals fell to Louth in the Leinster final the last time they played in Croker, but recovered well to top Group 2 after a massive win against Kerry last time out.
Galway beat Armagh in round three of the round robins to book their place in the prelims, going through to the quarters after accounting for Down.
Here’s all you need to know about the match:
When and where is it on?
The match is taking place at Croke Park in Dublin on Sunday June 29. It is scheduled for a throw-in time of 1:45pm.
How can I watch it?
The clash is being shown live on RTÉ 2.
Betting Odds
Meath: 11/4
Draw: 8/1
Galway: 2/5
