The final All-Ireland SFC qualifier draw of 2018 takes place on RTÉ Radio 1's Morning Ireland.
Victories in Saturday's Round 3 qualifiers for Kildare, Armagh, Monaghan and Tyrone see them on one side of the draw, with the defeated provincial finalists - Roscommon, Cork, Fermanagh and Laois - on the other.
The winners of the Round 4 qualifiers will become the final four teams in the inaugural Super 8 quarter-final format.
Repeat pairings will be avoided, so Fermanagh will face either Kildare or Tyrone, as they have already beaten both Armagh and Monaghan in the Ulster championship.
The matches, which will be decided on the day, will be played next weekend (July 7-8), with the CCCC confirming the details on Monday afternoon.
There will be no repeat of last week's 'Newbridge or Nowhere' saga, with Round 4 qualifiers traditionally played at neutral venues, however, Croke Park will be unavailable due to a Michael Bublé concert in Headquarters on Saturday.
Pauric Lodge will host the draw after the 8.30am news headlines, in the company of GAA president John Horan and Dublin goalkeeper Ciara Trant.
The draw can be watched on RTÉ News Now, the News Now app and RTÉ.ie/sport.
