GAA preview: Where to watch this weekend's action

The battle for finals, promotion, and avoiding relegation is all on the line this weekend in the football and hurling leagues.

In football, Donegal have one foot in the final, as the host Galway, who have won just one game so far.

Another team that has started the season well is Mayo, with Andy Moran's side hosting Armagh, who need a win in their bid to avoid relegation.

Roscommon have shocked many people with three wins from four, and host a Dublin side who are going into this weekend in seventh place.

In Division Two, Cork would take a huge step towards promotion if they defeat Derry, who go into this weekend in second place.

Mickey Harte will return to his former side as Offaly face Tyrone, with both teams needing a win at either end of the table.

Meath can also take a big step towards promotion, as they face Leinster rivals Kildare.

In hurling, Cork will be aiming to make it four wins from four when they travel to Kilkenny.

Offaly host Limerick, with John Kiely's side hoping to catch up to Cork, while Galway and Waterford will both be hoping to get some distance away from the drop when they clash in Pearse Stadium.

In Ladies Football, Cork will look to extend their league lead at the top of Division One when they face high-flying Waterford.

Here is how you can watch all the action this weekend.

Allianz Football League Division Two

Cavan v Louth, Kingspan Breffni, TG4, 5.15 pm.

Tyrone v Offaly, Healy Park, GAA+, 6 pm.

Kildare v Meath, Cedral St Conleth's Park, RTÉ, 7 pm.

Allianz Football League Division Three

Down v Fermanagh, Páirc Esler, 6pm

Laois v Westmeath, Laois Hire O'Moore Park, 6 pm.

Limerick v Clare, Mick Neville Park, 6 pm.

Allianz Football League Division Four

Antrim v Wicklow, Roger Casements, 5 pm.