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Kildare forward Aoife Rattigan in action against Galway in Round 3 of the Lidl ladies National Football Legaue
The Kildare ladies are winless from their three Lidl Ladies National Football Division 1 games while opponents Dublin are yet to register a point. These two teams in dire need of a win face off this Sunday, February 22.
This fixture, originally listed for Parnell Park, will instead throw-in at 2pm in O'Dwyers GAA, Balbriggan.
Dublin are the current All-Ireland champions but are hardly recognisable from the side that defeated Meath in that final such is the amount of changes to their panel and indeed level of performance.
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The Metropolitans have lost all three games to date, to Kerry, Meath and Waterford. The Lilies have just one point, drawing with Cork, before losing to Armagh and Galway, so a lot at stake for Pat Sullivan's side in a really big game for both counties.
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