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Published 15:17 16 Feb 2023 GMT
Updated 13:47 18 Feb 2023 GMT
Elsewhere we have massive clashes between Armagh and Roscommon, while Tyrone travels to Galway in what's always a difficult game.
Monaghan and Donegal will battle it out in a match that could have huge bearings on the relegation scene, while Cork and Dublin duke it out in Division Two, live on TV. Derry vs Meath is another televised game that will be very interesting to watch.
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