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Finnbarr Roarty of Donegal in action against Greg McCabe of Armagh during the Ulster SFC final last year
Armagh welcome Donegal to the Athletic Grounds this afternoon in the fourth round of fixtures in the National Football League Division 1.
The side managed by Jim McGuinness has a 100 per cent record thus far with home wins over Kerry and Mayo following on from their opening round victory away to Dublin.
Armagh, on the other hand, were beaten in each of their last two outings, against Galway and Roscommon, having defeated Monaghan on the first weekend.
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Donegal's All-Star full-back Brendan McCole will make his 100th appearance for the county this afternoon.
Micheál Ó Domhnaill will present live coverage from 3:30pm with the match throwing in at 3:45pm.
Fixture: Armagh v Donegal
Competition: National Football League Division 1.
Date and Venue: Sunday, February 22, at the Athletic Grounds, Armagh
Throw-in: 3:45pm
Live Broadcast: TG4, from 3:30pm
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