Offaly are looking for one group stage win to avoid the relegation play-off.
The Offaly Senior Camogie team make the long trip to Down tomorrow (Saturday) and need a win to avoid a relegation play-off.
After four successive defeats, Offaly can still avoid the play-off with a win over Down, who have three defeats and one draw so far in Group 2.
That throws in at 4pm at the Liatroim Fontenoy GAA Grounds.
In the Intermediate Championship, Laois host Westmeath in Group 1 tomorrow at 2pm.
Laois are already in the relegation play-off, while Westmeath are already assured of a place in the knockout stages.
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