Mayo 0-17 Dublin 0-17 RECAP

A dramatic end here, as it always is with Dublin and Mayo. Costello clutch at the end after initially slipping. Championship come to life. Dublin secure their quarter-final birth – just!

O’Donoghue draws the foul from Fitzsimons. This could be the chance.

Right over the black spot.

45 for Mayo as McCaffrey denies Loftus. A minute to go and Reape has a chance to tie it up. Fitzsimons booked as well for having words.

Bob Tuohy in for Matty Ruane.

James McCarthy on for Sean Bugler.

Ross McGarry on for Killian McGinnis for Dublin, who only lasted 28 minutes.

O’Donoghue cuts the gap to one.

Mannion laseres one over from the left flank.

Eoin Murchan points a goal chance after whacking the crossbar. A brilliant crossfielder from Costello found him in acres but the shot was just too high.

We’re level again as O’Shea pulls out the Dublin defence before slipping in Conroy for his third point. Diarmuid O’Connor follows Cillian on. for Stephen Coen.

And the immediate reply from Dublin, courtesy of Basquel.

A lovely finish for Mayo once more as O’Donoghue points from play.

McCaffrey points with the fist. Cillian O’connor on for McHale.

Again Mayo point from distance, Ruane’s second. 16,870 the official attendance.

Extended period of Dublin possession ends with a Costello point. McCaffrey and Mannion on for Scully and Paddy Small.

And again, Mayo turn over Dublin high, but Loftus can’t double his own total.

O’Donoghue ties it up again.

And Dublin respond with a rasper from Kilkenny.

Gorgeous finish from range by Loftus. Teams level for the sxth time.

Big chance for Mayo after a lovely passing move but it goes wide off the fist of O’Shea.

Howard turned over in his own half and Mayo flood forward, Ruane finishes the move off with his first point of the day.

But Mayo immediately reply off the right boot of Conroy.

Three-point lead now, courtesy of Basquel.

Brilliant drive forward from Fitzsimons leads to Basquel being tugged down. Costello slots the free.

First wide of the second half is Mayo’s fourth as O’Donoghue pushes one too far left.

Immediate reply from Mayo with a rocket from Jordan Flynn. A reminder that the breeze is now with Mayo and it is strong enough.

Logn spell of Dublin possession ends with a turnover, but Basquel immediately wins it back and the attack ends with a point for Bugler.

Killian McGinnis in for Tom Lahiff for Dublin is our only half-time change.

It’s lived up to the billing so far – cracking half of football. Dublin by one.

Eoghan McLaughlin is injured and he’ll be replaced by Conor Loftus.

Costello controls a long ball and curls over his fourth, and second from play.

O’Shea levels it up again.

First yellow of the match as Lahiff goes in the book – but O’Donoghue’s free drops into Cluxton’s hands.

Both sides now on three wides each as a stray shot-cum-pass from Scully bobbles out.

O’Shea hauled down around the 20 metre line, O’Donoghue converts the free.

Brian Fenton with a flying block to stop an O’Donoghue goal chance. He remains down and Mayo fans are livid.

Two quickfire scores for Dublin as Costello and Scully point back-to-back.

Level again as Coen finds himself in acres with a goal chance on, but blasts over.

Paddy Small gives Dublin the lead.

Conroy and Costello with a pair of quickfire scores from play.

O’Callaghan fouled off-ball by McBrien, Costello makes no mistake with the free.