Whoever emerges from the county senior football final replay will be battle-hardened, but all that matters in Woodmount and Kiltoom at the moment is winning the Fahey Cup

It is the Roscommon senior football final we have been waiting for

Clann na nGael manager Pat Fallon, having come across both teams in this year's championship, believes that small margins will decide Sunday's county senior football final between St. Brigid's and Pádraig Pearses.

St. Brigid’s senior football manager Anthony Cunningham highlights that there’s a big push inside his camp to deliver a big county final performance to match the club’s high standards.

These are good times for Pádraig Pearses, something senior football manager Frank Canning wants to maintain and build on.

Pádraig Pearses and St. Brigid's is the rivalry that people talk about in County Roscommon these days

A cracking decider is brewing in two weeks' time

He has missed most of the season with both club and county through injury

Despite losing out to Pádraig Pearses last year, Anthony Cunningham's men are warm favourites to win this year's senior football championship

It is Pearses' third Fahey Cup in six seasons.

Mark Dowd is one of the most highly-regarded coaches in County Roscommon and beyond

Pádraig Pearses have high hopes of winning a third Fahey Cup on Sunday next.

Can any team stop Anthony Cunningham's men from retaining the local senior football championship?