Time is running out for the Panthers to rescue their Super League.
The Portlaoise Panthers are preparing for a relegation battle in St Mary's Hall this weekend.
The Laois club will face a Trinity Meteors side on a seven game losing streak.
It's been an even more testing season for the Panthers who've managed just one win through the campaign.
Fixtures against DCU Mercy, Pyrobel Kyllester, Catalyst Fr. Matthews, SETU Waterford Wildcats, University of Galway Mystics, The Address UCC Glanmire and Saturday's opponents will decide their Super League status.
The Meteors are just 6 points and two places clear of the Panthers at the foot of the Super League table.
Tip off in Portlaoise on Saturday is set for 7pm.
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