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After what was a damaging defeat against Cork, Kevin McStay will have to pick Mayo up for a huge battle against Galway in today's All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-final, and it will be real test of McStay's managerial credentials, according to Éamonn Fitzmaurice.
Having ended the early part of the season as league champions and serious All-Ireland contenders, Mayo could exit at the quarter-final stage at the hands of neighbours Galway unless they quickly improve up front.
Galway will host Mayo in a massive Connacht derby following Monday's draw for the All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-finals, with all four matches taking place on Saturday.
Mayo will be on the road for the All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-final after finishing third in Group 1.
A late Rory Grugan free saw Armagh beat Galway 0-16 to 1-12 in dramatic fashion in Carrick-on-Shannon today.
This weekend will see the final round of fixtures of the All-Ireland series, with plenty at stake in each group as progression to the knockout stages is on the line.
After two rounds in the unnecessarily forgiving All-Ireland football championship group stage, we have a host of teams already guaranteed knockout qualification, albeit not yet sure of their final position.
Kevin McStay was delighted that his Mayo players kept top spot in their own hands as they held on to see off Louth in their All-Ireland SFC group clash at Castlebar.