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Manager Shane O'Neill has made a handful of changes to the Galway senior hurling panel in advance of the 2021 National Hurling League.

Things couldn't really have gone much better for the Mayo senior hurlers last Saturday - a 25 point victory, 12 different players getting on the scoreboard and the first competitive win of the year under their belts.

The Mayo senior hurlers will see their National Hurling League season come to a conclusion on Sunday when they make a journey to Navan to take on Meath in round five of the competition.

It was always going to be a tough task for the Mayo hurlers to maintain their place in division 2A of the National Hurling League this season.

The Mayo senior hurlers will be looking to pick up a win against Wicklow on Sunday that would be vital in ensuring the stay in Division 2A of the National Hurling League for next season.

It's been a long time since the hurlers of Mayo got to represent the county - having played their last competitive game of 2019 in early June last year when they exited the Nicky Rackard cup after drawing away to Sligo.

Mayo were given another tough lesson about life in Division 2A in the National Hurling League by Antrim in Ballina on Sunday afternoon.

Midway through the first half of the National Hurling League game between Galway and Dublin in Salthill on Sunday, the stadium announcer proclaimed that somebody had handed in a house key, a “sort of elaborate-looking house key” to be more precise, and that it could be reclaimed from the stand at halftime.

Mayo make the long trip to Tralee on Sunday as they go looking for their first win in this year's National Hurling League when they take on Kerry.

The Mayo senior hurlers will face another trip across the Irish Sea after their National Hurling League clash with London was called off last Sunday due to a frozen pitch in McGovern Park in Ruislip.