It's the first of two crucial games for Westmeath in the Ladies National Football League.
"It's a must win game for both teams" that's according to Westmeath manager Frank Browne as his team take on Roscommon in the National Ladies Football League Division Two this weekend.
It's been a difficult campaign for the Lake County so far, after just picking up one point from their five games played.
The Rossies are on four points and sit just above the midlanders in the table.
Browne says his side have used the two week break to prepare for the clash.
Throw in is at two o'clock on Sunday with the venue yet to be confirmed
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