ORLANDO, Fla. – UCF and USF will wage the War on I-4 in Orlando this Friday, and the result of the football game will have major implications for the teams and each city's respective mayor.

The UCF Knights enter the game 10-0 and ranked No. 13 in the Associated Press poll. USF, meanwhile, is 9-1 and ranked No. 22.

The winner will be in the driver's seat for a possible bid to a major bowl game.

The Bulls beat the Knights 48-31 last year.

The matchup even has the mayors of Orlando and Tampa placing a wager on the game.

Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn tweeted at Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, saying he'll provide Dyer with a case of beer and a box of cigars if UCF wins.

In exchange, Dyer offered some Orlando-brewed beer and a cornhole board if USF wins.

Each winning school's flag will also fly at the city hall of the losing team.

.@orlandomayor Who is ready for the War on I-4. How about it . I have a case of Cigar City Beer and a box of Ybor cigars to wager. U in? pic.twitter.com/cwUwl3t1P5 — Bob Buckhorn (@BobBuckhorn) November 20, 2017