Paul Flynn's All-Ireland SFC quarter-final predictions

Ahead of a busy weekend of All-Ireland Football action, six-time All-Ireland winner Paul Flynn looks ahead to the action.

You've got quarter-finals whereby all the teams coming into them will actually feel like they can win it.

First up we've got Roscommon and Armagh. This is an interesting one. You've got the ferocity of the Armagh defence playing up against the flair of the Roscommon attack.

Davy Burke and a couple of the players after the (Tyrone) game were mentioning that they feel that they're peaking now at the right time and whether that's by design or whether it's just because of the form that they're bringing into the game, it's a great place to be psychologically coming to the quarter-final in Croke Park.

Armagh are favourites and probably justifiably. But if they have any sniff of complacency like their fierce rivals Tyrone, they'll suffer the same outcome. Roscommon won't let up.

But I just feel Armagh have learned their lesson from the Ulster final campaign. People love it when they press up but I think they'll balance that press - pressing the kick-out, pressing Roscommon - but also a mindfulness that they need to shut down the four Roscommon key players in attack and if they do that, I think Armagh will come out on top.

Dublin and Galway is one where for now let's plan for the fact that Galway have a full deck, that there are no injuries there which would be a first for them this year.

If that's the case, it will be a classic. (Pádraic) Joyce will set them up very, very solid at the back. They'll be led by (Dylan) McHugh and (Johnny) McGrath in the defensive structure which will not just be a zonal defence, it will blend that with a really fierce man-to-man on the key Dublin forwards.

They've a midfield that can