The final round of games in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship group phase take place this weekend, with four counties set to be dumped out.

The permutations are straightforward in most of the groups. For example in Group 1, the winners of Galway v Armagh will top the group, while a draw would see Armagh emerge on top. And the winners of Derry v Westmeath will finish third, but a draw would be enough for Westmeath.

It's a similar story in Group 2, where the winners of Dublin v Mayo will top the group, but the Dubs only need a draw. Whoever wins between Roscommon, who only need a draw, and Cavan will finish third.

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Group 3 is more complicated, with Cork, Tyrone and Donegal all still able to finish first, second or third, with Clare, who are bottom with no points, still able to advance with a win over Donegal, but they would the other game to go in their favour. The standings are currently Cork (4 points), Tyrone (2 points), Donegal (2 points) and Clare (0 points).

Meanwhile, Kerry will top Group 4 with a draw against Louth, both of who are guaranteed to advance from the group. Meath need to beat Monaghan to remain in the Championship.

There are also Tailteann Cup, All-Ireland Hurling Senior and All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship games taking place. Here's what matches are on where this weekend:

Saturday

All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Clare v Donegal 3pm - Not being shown live

Cork v Tyrone 3pm - Live on GAAGO

Cavan v Roscommon 5pm - Not being shown live

Derry v Westmeath 7pm - Live on GAAGO

All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Preliminary Quarter-Finals

Laois v Wexford 5pm - Not being shown live

Offaly v Cork 5.15pm - Live on GAAGO

All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship semi-final

Tipperary v Galway 2pm - Live on TG4 Youtube

Tailteann Cup quarter-finals

Down v Wicklow 4.30pm - Live on GAAGO

Sligo v Limerick 5pm - Not being shown live

Fermanagh v Antrim 6pm - Not being shown live

Sunday

All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Armagh v Galway 1.45pm - Live on RTE Two

Monaghan v Meath 3pm - Live on GAAGO

Kerry v Louth 3pm - Not being shown live

Dublin v Mayo 3.45pm - Live on RTE Two

All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship semi-final

Kilkenny v Clare 1pm - Live on TG4

Tailteann Cup quarter-final

Kildare v Laois 1.15pm - Live on GAAGO

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