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All-Ireland SFC Round 2A&2B draws completed: All you need to know

Dublin, Kerry and Armagh discover their next All-Ireland championship opponents

Dublin face a tricky trip to Cavan, while Armagh and Louth renew rivalries after the All-Ireland SFC draw was made on Tuesday morning The draws for Round 2A and 2B of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship were completed on Tuesday, setting up a series of intriguing encounters across the competition. Several eye-catching ties emerged from the draw, with defending Ulster champions Armagh handed a difficult assignment against Louth, while Dublin must travel to face Cavan as they attempt to keep their championship ambitions alive. Teams in Round 2A remain just one victory away from a place in the All-Ireland quarter-finals, while those in Round 2B face a far more precarious situation, with defeat bringing an immediate end to their season.

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All-Ireland SFC Round 2A draw

The four Round 2A fixtures are: Donegal v Cork Galway v Westmeath Tyrone v Mayo Louth v Armagh Tyrone against Mayo brings together two traditional championship heavyweights, while Armagh's meeting with Louth offers a fascinating contest between two teams that impressed in the opening round. Galway will be expected to start as favourites against Westmeath, but the Leinster champions have already shown they are capable of upsetting more fancied opposition. Meanwhile, Donegal and Cork meet in what could be one of the most competitive fixtures of the round. The winners of these matches will advance directly to the All-Ireland quarter-finals, while the losers will receive another opportunity through Round 3.

All-Ireland SFC Round 2B draw

The Round 2B draw produced the following fixtures: Derry v Meath Kildare v Kerry Cavan v Dublin Monaghan v Roscommon After their disappointing defeat to Louth, the Dubs know another loss would bring a shock end to their championship campaign. Kerry will also be under scrutiny as they prepare to face Kildare. The Kingdom entered the championship as one of the favourites but now find themselves in a must-win situation. Elsewhere, Derry meet Meath in a battle between two counties seeking to reignite their seasons, while Monaghan and Roscommon face off in another evenly balanced contest.

When will the games take place?

The Round 2A and Round 2B fixtures are scheduled to be played on the weekend of June 13-14. Exact dates, throw-in times and venue arrangements will be confirmed by the Central Competitions Control Committee (CCCC) in the coming days.

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