Dublin will offer Offaly another chance to assess their options heading in to the league season.
Offaly will welcome the Dublin footballers to Gracefield tomorrow afternoon with a place in the O'Byrne Cup semi-final at stake.
The Faithful county were two point winners over midlands rivals Laois last time out on Wednesday.
Dubline meanwhile will be making their first appearance of the new year, the winner will progress to play the winners of the clash between Wexford and Kildare.
Midlands 103 commentator Brian Gavin tells David Hollywood he believes Offaly manager Declan Kelly will be focused on assessing players' potential to fill the green, white, and gold jersey in league action in the coming weeks:
Throw in at Gracefield GAA is set for 1.30pm.
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