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The final series of games before the knock out stages of the Allianz Leagues take place this weekend.
In Division One North, Donegal travel to play Armagh at the Athletic Grounds with over 400 Armagh fans allowed into the game while Tyrone will also have 400 plus for their game with Monaghan.
Whoever wins those ties will make the semi finals whereas a draw will do for Donegal. The losers go to the play offs.
Elsewhere in Division 3, Derry are at Ulster Champions Cavan and are on course after two wins to make the semi finals and keep their promotion hunt alive.
Supporters permitted to attend GAA matches in the six Counties
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The GAA have announced that from this weekend 500 spectators will be permitted to attend Allianz League games in the Six Counties.
With cross border travel for non-essential reasons discouraged and following discussions with Ulster GAA, the following breakdown has been agreed.
50 complimentary tickets to travelling county from outside the north (non-playing players and county officials, no sale for spectators.
50 complimentary tickets to home county (non-playing players and county officials).
400 tickets to each host county - to sell locally only.
Tickets will be sold via county boards locally with the following pricing: £15 Division 1 and 2 Football & Division 1 Hurling and £10 Division 3 and 4 Football and Division 2 and 3 Hurling. There will be no concession tickets due to limited numbers.