Roscommon v Mayo Prediction, Preview & Odds

We have a Roscommon v Mayo prediction along with the betting odds for you ahead of this weekend's All-Ireland Series Game.

How To Watch Roscommon v Mayo

When is Roscommon v Mayo

5.00 pm, Saturday, June 1st

TV Channel

Roscommon v Mayo will be shown exclusively on GAAGo.ie.

Live Stream

In both Ireland and outside of Ireland you can stream Roscommon v Mayo on GAAGo with a subscription or by purchasing access to stream the game

Who is the Referee?

Barry Cassidy

Where is Roscommon v Mayo

Dr Hyde Park, Roscommon

Roscommon v Mayo Odds

Team	Odds	Chance
Roscommon	11/4	26.7%
Mayo	2/5	71.4%
Draw	15/2	11.8%

Roscommon are big outsiders at odds of 11/4 to pull off what would be a surprise win despite having home advantage.

Mayo are heavy favourites for this All-Ireland Series game at odds of 2/5.

The draw is an even unlikelier prospect according to the latest betting as it is priced up at 15/2.

Handicap Betting

Roscommon: +3 @ EVS

Mayo -3 @ EVS

Handicap Draw: -3 @ 17/2

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Teams News

Roscommon Team News

Conor Carroll- Oranmore/Maree
David Murray - Padraig Pearses
Brian Stack (C) - St Brigid's
Niall Higgins - Elphin
Niall Daly - Padraig Pearses
Robbie Dolan - St Brigid's
Eoghan McCormack- St Dominic's
Enda Smith - Boyle
Tadhg O'Rourke - Tulsk Lord Edwards
Dylan Ruane - Michael Glaveys
Donie Smith - Boyle
Ciaran Lennon - Clann Na Ngael
Conor Cox - Eire Og
Daire Cregg - Boyle
Diarmuid Murtagh - St Fathleach's

Substitutes

Colm Lavin
Patrick Gavin
Shane Cunnane
Ruadhri Fallon
Ronan Daly
Cian Connolly
Ultan Harney
Keith Doyle
Conor Hussey
Adam McDermott
Conor Hand

v Mayo Team News

Colm Reape - Knockmore
Jack Coyne - Ballyhaunis
David McBrien - Ballaghaderreen
Donnacha McHugh - Castlebar Mitchels
Stephen Coen - Hollymount Carramore
Sam Callinan - Ballina Stephenites
Eoghan McLaughlin - Westport
Jack Carney - Kilmeena
Matthew - Ruane Breaffy
Darren McHale - Knockmore
Ryan O'Donoghue - Béal an Mhuirthead
Jordan Flynn - Crossmolina Deel Rovers
Aidan O'Shea - Breaffy
Tommy Conroy - The Neale
Cillian O'Connor - Ballintubber

Substitutes

Rob Hennelly - Raheny
Fergal Boland - Aghamore
Diarmuid Duffy - Ballinrobe
Enda Hession - Garrymore
Conor Loftus - Crossmolina Deel Rovers
Conor McStay Ballina - Stephenites
Eoin O'Donoghue - Béal an Mhuirthead
Pádraig O'Hora - Ballina Stephenites
Michael Plunkett - Ballintubber
Paul Towey - Charlestown Sarsfields
Bob Tuohy - Castlebar Mitchels

Roscommon v Mayo Preview

Roscommon’s Form

In 2023 Roscommon got off to a great start to the season with a strong league campaign which saw them finish 3rd with 4 wins and 3 losses. They were unable to translate that league success to the Championship however although an upset win over Mayo in the first round of the Connacht Championship was the highlight of their season.

After that win things went downhill, they would lose to Galway by 4 points after a rather disappointing performance at home. They could only manage 3rd place in their All-Ireland series group despite an opening round draw against Dublin giving them a real chance of topping the group. That meant they would travel to Cork where they would be undone by a spirited performance from the Rebels which saw the Rossies lose by the minimum.

However, their 2024 season has been less than positive with the Rossies relegated from Division 1 in the National Football League. They could only muster 1 win from their 7 outings with that victory coming against Monaghan who were also relegated. They were then dumped out of the Connacht Senior Football Championship by May at the first hurdle 0-13 to 1-15.

Roscommon were defeated in their opening All-Ireland Series game 2-19 to 0-13 against Dublin.

Mayo’s Form

2023 was a season of ups and downs for Mayo. They won national silverware by capping off a strong spring with a Division 1 Final win over local rivals Galway. They would however be knocked out of the Connacht Championship after an atrocious performance in the first round against Sunday’s opposition Roscommon.

The highlight of their season was a 5-point win against Kerry in Killarney in the All-Ireland group series, that win was the first time a team beat The Kingdom in Killarney in the Championship since 1995. The Westerners couldn’t capitalise on that however as they lost to Cork in their final group game which meant they would have to play Galway in a preliminary Quarter-Final. Kevin McStay’s side held on for a win in Pearse Stadium to book a quarter-final date with Dublin. A strong first-half performance against the Dubs is little remembered now as Dublin blitzed Mayo in the second half to run out 12-point winners.

Their 2024 season started slower with Mayo finishing 4th in Division 1 following a record of 4 wins and 3 defeats. Mayo then started their Connacht campaign with a 2-06 to 2-21 victory against New York a 0-13 to 1-15 win over Roscommon before they were narrowly beaten by Galway 0-16 to 0-15 in the Connacht Final.

Mayo opened their All-Ireland Series campaign with a convincing 0-20 to 1-08 win over Cavan.

Roscommon v Mayo Rivalry

The last time these sides played was in the Connacht Senior Football Championship Semi-Final where Roscommon lost out 0-13 1-15.

Prediction: Roscommon 0-10 Mayo 1-18

The sides have already met once in this year’s Championship with Mayo coming out on top in a Connacht SFC semi-final by a 0-13 1-15 scoreline.

Mayo are expected to win this game and I expect them to do so comfortably with their form recently looking a lot more positive than The Rossies.

Mayo are anything but predictable having been tipped to end their All-Ireland hoodoo multiple times in recent seasons it hasn’t quite transpired as of yet. But it cannot be questioned that they have the talent to trouble any side on their day.

Roscommon may have home advantage, but they haven’t shown much in any competition this season and I think they will struggle in this game again.