It’s a meeting of two former winners for a place in the All-Ireland intermediate final.
Roscommon were winners in 2005, while Westmeath claimed the silverware in 2021 and 2011.
Westmeath were semi-finalists last year, losing out narrowly to eventual winners Tyrone after extra-time in what was a magnificent game.
Their form to date in 2026 has been impressive and a Leinster derby victory over Wexford was achieved at the quarter-final stage.
On the other side of the draw, Roscommon also claimed victory in a provincial derby, as they overcame Connacht rivals Leitrim.
Roscommon: H Cummins (c); M McKeon, A Connaughton, A McGrath; N Feeney, R Cox, E Thompson; E Irwin, A Curran; L Mannion, S Wynne, A Feely; R Lennon, K Nolan, C Lennon.
Westmeath: A Temple; Lara McCartan, S Murphy, F Coyle (c); P Ruane, L Power, C Kelly Gonoud; A Jones, V Carr; A Keegan, Lucy McCartan, T Dillon; K Kilmurray, S Dillon, R Higgins.
Roscommon v Westmeath
Sunday July 12
Kingspan Breffni, Throw-in: 4pm
