Offaly came out on top the last time the side met just a few weeks ago.
This weekend the Offaly footballers head to Croke Park to contest the Division Three final against Kildare.
The Faithful County know as well as winning the title, a win could lead the midlanders to having a better chance of competing in Sam Maguire depending on results in the Provincial Championships.
Offaly came out 2-17 to 17 point winners the last time the sides met, just a forthnight ago in O'Connor Park .
And Joint manager Declan Kelly is expecting a similar game at the GAA Headquarters.
Throw in at Croke Park is at 1:45 on Sunday.
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