Sixteen teams, 34 games in a frantic 10 weeks and it all comes down to who lifts the Sam Maguire Cup in late July.

It is the second year of the football championship's current guise as 16 counties once again jostle for position in the race for All-Ireland success in four groups of four.

Dublin are the holders but six Ulster counties are in the mix to be crowned All-Ireland SFC champions.

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Well, well, well. Antrim have gone in at the break with a one-point lead and in truth they will be a little disappointed given a high number of wines and shots short. Galway have not looked at all convincing and Antrim have taken over in many respects. This game is here for the taking for Darren Gleeson's men

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Some day for a bit of the small ball in west Belfast.

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A decent rally from Antrim with Keelan Molloy and James McNaughton finding their range to narrow the gap to one. Galway have not been convincing and Antrim are beginning to sense it

Game on at a sunny Corrigan Park. Antrim were forced into one very late change as Conal Cunning pulled up in the warm-up, so Rian McMullan got the nod to start.

There's been a few shocks in Leinster already this season, including Wexford's win over Galway and Carlow's stunning draw with Kilkenny last time out.

Antrim caused an upset, too, when they beat Wexford at Corrigan Park and Darren Gleeson's side are dreaming of another giant-killing in Belfast with Henry Shefflin's Galway in town.

Antrim make one change from the defeat by Dublin, with Michael Bradley replacing Aodhan O'Brien. In terms of positional switches, Seaan Elliott moves from midfield to full-forward with Keelan Molloy pushed back into midfield.

For Galway, Sean Linnane and David Burke start with Gearoid McInerney dropping to the bench and Brian Concannon failing to make the 26.

Antrim: Ryan Elliott; Conor Boyd, Niall O'Connor, Paddy Burke; Gerard Walsh, Ryan McGarry, Conal Bohill; Eoghan Campbell, Keelan Molloy; Nigel Elliott, Michael Bradley, Niall McKenna; Conal Cunning, Seaan Elliott, James McNaughton.

Subs: Cormac McFadden, Rory McCloskey, Phelim Duffin, Scott Walsh, Paul Boyle, Fred McCurry, Sean McKay, Conor McCann, Joseph McLaughlin, Rian McMullan, Aodhan O'Brien.

Galway: Darach Fahy; Jack Grealish, Daithi Burke, Fintan Burke; Sean Linnane, Padraic Mannion, Cianan Fahy; David Burke, Ronan Glennon; Gavin Lee, Tom Monaghan, Joseph Cooney; Conor Whelan, Conor Cooney, Evan Niland.

Subs: Eanna Murphy, Eoin Lawless, Adrian Tuohey, Shane Cooney, Gearoid McInerney, Donal O'Shea, Tiernan Killeen, Jonathan Glynn, Jamie Ryan, Jason Flynn, Declan McLoughlin.

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It's a big day in the GAA calendar as the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship begins with 16 teams chasing a place in the 28 July final at Croke Park.

There's four groups of four teams with three Ulster sides hoping to make a winning start on the opening day despite all being on the road.

Monaghan get us under way at 15:00 BST with a tough assignment against lasy year's runners-up Kerry at Fitzgerald Stadium.

Cavan face Mayo in Castlebar two hours later and at 17:30 league champions Derry take on Galway at Pearse Stadium.

Antrim's hurlers will hope to bounce back from last wekend's defeat by Dunblin when they host Galway in the Leinster SHC at 14:00.

We'll bring you live text commentary from those four matches and score updates as Fermanagh, Antrim and Down play their second fixtures in the Tailteann Cup.

Cavan meet Carlow at 15:00 with Antrim's throw-in against Wexford an hour later and Down go up against London in Ruislip at 18:00.

It all adds up to a busy Saturday and we've got it all covered.

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