Dublin v Mayo score recap from the All-Ireland Football Championship tie

Dublin will join Kerry, Armagh and Donegal in going straight into the quarter-finals.

Galway, Mayo, Tyrone and Louth will be at home in the preliminary quarters, with Derry, Roscommon, Cork and Monaghan on the road.

Rory Brickerden plays a long ball into Ryan O’Donoghue who gathers before he is fouled. O’Donughue’s free goes over the bar and Mayo lead!

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Colm Reape cooly knocks over a 45 that looks it was wrongly awarded on the evidence on the replays!

70 mins gone and we are going to play three minutes of additional time

Mayo are not lying down as Ryan O’Donoghue splits the posts after a well-worked move.

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Paul Mannion, on off the bench, with a trademark curling score from near the touchline to edge Dublin into a two-point lead as we go into the final ten minutes.

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Cormac Costello finds Murchan with a brilliant pass and the defender gallops in on goal and unleases a shot that skim off the crossbar and goes over the bar!

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Aidan O’Shea draws in many Dublin players before he releases Tommy Conroy to point from a tight angle. These sides can’t be separated!

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Ryan O’Donoghue goes on the loop and he hits his first from play to level up the match once again, but Dublin’s response is immediate as Colm Basquel gets his second from play.

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Jack McCaffrey, on off the bench, goes on a lung-bursting run and is expertly found before he fists the ball over the bar.

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Matthew Ruane runs into the space and kicks a lovely score on the run to level up the match for Mayo.

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Dublin work the ball well to Cormac Costello whose effort nearly dips into the top corner but it goes over the bar to edge them ahead.

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Eoin Murchan is penalised for a tackle on Conroy, and O’Donougue knocks over the free to level the match once again.

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Ciaran Kilkenny comes onto the ball at full pace and kick the ball over from the middle of the d to give Dublin the lead.

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This game is really coming alive as Conor Loftus finds space on the right wing and picks his spot to level the match.

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It’ a one-point game as Matthew Ruane hooks the ball over the bar after Mayo turned Dublin over and broke quickly.

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The first point of the game for Colm Basquel as Dublin look sharp in attack in this second half. But Mayo respond as Conroy cuts inside and hits his second point of the game.

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Colm Basquel shows good pace before he is fouled, alebit it looked a soft free. Costello knocks over the free and the gap is two again.

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Jordan Flynn with a lovely score from the right to reduce the gap to one point.

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Mayo fail to clear their lines after dispossesing Dublin and the All-Ireland champions make them pay through Sean Bugler.

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Costello does very well to win a long ball before Dublin work it back to the forward to hook the ball over the bar.

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Mayo draw level as Aidan O’Shea knocks over a free with his left foot. Meanwhile Conor Loftus has come for Eoghan McLaughlin who looked to have sustained an injury.

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Aidan O’Shea wins a foul, and the free is converted by O’Donogue to reduce the gap to one point. The crowd are up for this one.

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Goal chance for Mayo as Ryan O’Donoghue runs in on goal but he is dispossessed by Fenton, illegally according to the Mayo fans, who were calling for a penalty. It is waved off by the referee.

Con O’Callaghan knocks over a close-range free to edge Dublin ahead again. Then they go two clear as Niall Scully finds time and space to pick his spot and split the posts.

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Mayo split the Dublin defence and Stephen Coen could have gone for goal but he decides to take the point.

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Great ball into Paddy Small who wins the ball well before pointing from close range to give Dublin the lead.

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Cormac Costtelo has got all three of Dublin’s points – this one from play to level the match.

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Tommy Conroy uses his pace to surge through a gap before fisting over the bar and getting the Mayo fans on their feet.

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The referee spots an off-the-ball foul in the Dublin half, and it gives Costello an easy free in front of the posts to level the match.

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Ryan O’Donoghue cuts from the left wing and is fouled by Cormac Costello. O’Donoghue gets up to convert the free to give Mayo the lead.

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Aidan O’Shea shows great strength to get away from Mick Fitzsimmons and win the free that is knocked over by O’Donoghue.

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Cormac Costello knocks over a free to open the scoring for Dublin.

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Mayo’s Tommy Conroy is fouled but Ryan O’Donoghue’s free is dragged wide of the posts.

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We are about to get under way at Dr. Hyde Park in Roscommon.

Seán MacMahon, Tom Lahiff & Colm Basquel all start. They replace Daire Newcombe, Killian McGinnis & Paul Mannion.

Captain James McCarthy has been named on the bench for a side Dublin that is steeped in experience and All-Ireland medals.

The loss of Paddy Durcan is a big one for Mayo, but they are too have many experienced players to call upon at this level. With both O’Donoghue and Cillian O’Connor named to start, it will be interesting to see who takes free-kick responsibilities.

Here is how the teams are set to line out:

DUBLIN: S Cluxton; E Murchan, M Fitzsimons, D Newcombe; B Howard, J Small, S Bugler; B Fenton, K McGinnis; N Scully, C Costello, C Kilkenny; P Small, C O’Callaghan, P Mannion

MAYO: C Reape; J Coyne, D McBrien, D McHugh; S Callinan, S Coen, E McLaughlin; J Carney, M Ruane; T Conroy, D McHale, J Flynn; A O’Shea, C O’Connor, R O’Donoghue