Five teams remain in the running for the fourth qualifying spot.
The semi-finalists in the Offaly senior hurling championship will be confirmed this weekend.
Five teams remain in the running for the fourth qualifying spot.
The crescendo of the group stage sees Birr, Ballinamere, Belmont, Shinrone and Kinnitty all harbouring hopes of playing knockout hurling.
Reigning champions St. Rynaghs are already through and can eliminate old foes Birr by beating them on the final day.
Kilcormac-Kiloughey and Coolderry are in pole position to pick up second and third spot.
They face winless Seir Kieran and Drumcullen respectively in their concluding contests.
That's where it gets interesting.
Ballinamere, Belmont, Kinnitty and Shinrone play one another, knowing a win combined with a defeat for Birr will take the final spot to score difference.
Shinrone fair out best in that regard on +7, followed by Ballinamere on +1, Kinnity are on -2 and Belmont -10.
All games throw in at 4pm on Sunday and you can follow them all right here on Midlands 103.
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