Prepare for the final round of the All-Ireland SFC group stage with a breakdown of the various permutations.
Group 1
With all four teams tied on two points, every team in Group 1 has a chance to finish in any position after the last games on Sunday.
- Tyrone win, Donegal win - Tyrone top group, Mayo eliminated
- Tyrone win, Mayo win - Mayo top group, Cavan eliminated
- Cavan win, Donegal win - Donegal top group, Tyrone eliminated
- Cavan win, Mayo win - Cavan top group, Donegal eliminated
- Tyr-Cav draw, Donegal win - Donegal top group, Mayo eliminated
- Tyr-Cav draw, Mayo win - Mayo top group, Donegal eliminated
- Tyrone win, Don-May draw - Tyrone top group, Cavan eliminated
- Cavan win, Don-Mayo draw - Cavan top group, Tyrone eliminated
- Both games end in draws - Donegal top group, Cavan eliminated (on score difference)
Group 2
Kerry and Meath are already through, with only the order to be determined. Roscommon and Cork face a do-or-die game to stay in the championship.
- Kerry win, Roscommon win - Kerry top group, Cork eliminated
- Kerry win, Cork win - Kerry top group, Roscommon eliminated
- Meath win, Roscommon win - Meath top group, Cork eliminated
- Meath win, Cork win - Meath top group, Roscommon eliminated
- Kerry-Meath draw - Kerry top group
- Roscommon-Cork draw - Cork eliminated
Group 3
Monaghan and Down are already qualified, with the winner of their game taking the top spot. Louth and Clare are fighting to stay in the championship.
- Monaghan win - Monaghan top group
- Down win - Down top group
- Monaghan-Down draw - Down top group
- Louth win - Louth survive, Clare eliminated
- Clare win - Clare survive, Louth eliminated
- Louth-Clare draw - Louth survive, Clare eliminated
Group 4
Armagh is already through, while Galway, Dublin, and Derry are in a tight battle for progression.
- Various scenarios exist for Galway, Dublin, and Derry to secure their spots in the next stage.
Source: RTE.ie