Mayo v Kildare

The winners of this contest will advance to Monday's quarter-final draw for the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.

Kildare keeper Aaron O'Neill's free drifts wide of the far posts. The crisis is worsening for Mayo in this match. Fergal Boland gets a much-needed score for Mayo who had latched onto a Kildare kick out. Kildare's lead is three point at the break as Jimmy Hyland knocks over a free after a burst up the pitch from Daniel Flynn forced a free. Then seconds later Kevin O'Callaghan bags his second from play for a bouyant Kildare. What a start to the half for Kildare. Then the momentum continues for Mayo as Conor Loftus scores from play to make it a three point game. Three minutes of normal time to play. We are going to play four minutes of additional time. Trailing by six points after Kildare got the opening three points of the second half, James Horan's side looked out of ideas. The last bit of play saw Jordan Flynn hit a long-range goal after Kildare keeper Aaron O'Neill couldn't get back in time after venturing forward to support their attack. At various points in this match they looked to be out of ideas, trailing by six points at one point in the second half, but they found a way as is their way.

The winners of this contest will advance to Monday's quarter-final draw for the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.

Kildare keeper Aaron O'Neill's free drifts wide of the far posts. The crisis is worsening for Mayo in this match. Fergal Boland gets a much-needed score for Mayo who had latched onto a Kildare kick out. Kildare's lead is three point at the break as Jimmy Hyland knocks over a free after a burst up the pitch from Daniel Flynn forced a free. Then seconds later Kevin O'Callaghan bags his second from play for a bouyant Kildare. What a start to the half for Kildare. Then the momentum continues for Mayo as Conor Loftus scores from play to make it a three point game. We are level at Croke Park. Three minutes of normal time to play. We are going to play four minutes of additional time. The last bit of play saw Jordan Flynn hit a long-range goal after Kildare keeper Aaron O'Neill couldn't get back in time after venturing forward to support their attack. At various points in this match they looked to be out of ideas, trailing by six points at one point in the second half, but they found a way as is their way.

Match report and highlights from Mayo's 2-13 to 0-14 win over Kildare in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship qualifiers. · Unsupported location.

But it is Mayo who once again find a way through the qualifiers, and head for the All-Ireland quarter-finals with momentum. Mayo scored five of the next six scores to get back into contention, before they struck for goal. Committing numbers forward, they were caught at the back. The introduction of Darren McHale made a significant difference, as he kicked two well-taken scores. It was a classic Mayo display in the qualifiers. Oisin Mullin found himself bombarded by Kildare defenders, but was shouldered into clear space. Jordan Flynn for Aidan O'Shea (61) Darragh Kirwan for Neil Flynn (55) They never do things the easy way. Jordan Flynn sent a lobbed ball over the scrambling Aaron O'Neill and into the net, sealing a 2-13 to 0-14 victory. It worked a treat, as the Lilywhites frustrated the Mayo attacking efforts, and forced the Westerners to take on low-percentage efforts. Mayo are through to the All-Ireland quarter-finals after a hard-fought 2-13 to 0-14 win over Kildare in Croke Park.

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Kildare were six to the good up to the 44th minute and were still five ahead when Enda Hession made what seemed a goal-denying save from Daniel Flynn.

P. Cribbin for A. Beirne (31); D. Kirwan for N. Flynn (55); P. McDermott for F. Conway (70+1); B. McLoughlin for J. Hyland (70+2).P. Cribbin for A. Beirne (31); D. Kirwan for N. Flynn (55); P. McDermott for F. Conway (70+1); B. McLoughlin for J. Hyland (70+2). F. Boland for J. Doherty (29); D. McHale for A. Carr (44); P. O’Hora for S. Coen (46); J. Flynn for A. O’Shea (61); A. Orme for J. Carney (70).F. Boland for J. Doherty (29); D. McHale for A. Carr (44); P. O’Hora for S. Coen (46); J. Flynn for A. O’Shea (61); A. Orme for J. Carney (70). Eoghan MacLaughlin’s brace of points came in less than two minutes and Aaron O’Neill had to push over his second strike after Jack Carney caught another Mayo scoring attempt that dropped short. Mayo scored just twice from their first nine opportunities and didn’t manage a third point until the 29th minute, the total at half-time reading five of 15 chances converted. J. Hyland (0-6, 4 frees); K. O’Callaghan (0-2); D. Malone, K. Feely, B. McCormack, D. Flynn, N. Flynn, S. Ryan (0-1 each).J. Hyland (0-6, 4 frees); K. O’Callaghan (0-2); D. Malone, K. Feely, B. McCormack, D. Flynn, N. Flynn, S. Ryan (0-1 each). C. O’Connor (0-3, 1 free); O. Mullin, J. Flynn (1-0 each); E. McLaughlin, L. Keegan, F. Boland (0-2 each); J. Carney, C. Loftus, D. O’Connor, D. McHale (0-1 each).C. O’Connor (0-3, 1 free); O. Mullin, J. Flynn (1-0 each); E. McLaughlin, L. Keegan, F. Boland (0-2 each); J. Carney, C. Loftus, D. O’Connor, D. McHale (0-1 each). Darren McHale found his range and replacement Jordan Flynn’s speculative shot lobbed Aaron O’Neill for a second Mayo goal at the death. Three minutes later, Fergal Boland put Mayo ahead for the first time. A. O’Neill; M. O’Grady, S. Ryan, R. Houlihan; D. Malone, D. Hyland, K. Flynn; K. Feely, K. O’Callaghan; F. Conway, B. McCormack, A. Beirne; J. Hyland, D. Flynn, N. Flynn.A. O’Neill; M. O’Grady, S. Ryan, R. Houlihan; D. Malone, D. Hyland, K. Flynn; K. Feely, K. O’Callaghan; F. Conway, B. McCormack, A. Beirne; J. Hyland, D. Flynn, N. Flynn. R. Hennelly; L. Keegan, O. Mullin, E. Hession; P. Durcan, S. Coen (c), E. McLaughlin; A. O’Shea, M. Ruane; J. Carney, D. O’Connor, C. Loftus; C. O’Connor, J. Doherty, J. Carr.R. Hennelly; L. Keegan, O. Mullin, E. Hession; P. Durcan, S. Coen (c), E. McLaughlin; A. O’Shea, M. Ruane; J. Carney, D. O’Connor, C. Loftus; C. O’Connor, J. Doherty, J. Carr. D. O’Mahoney (Tipperary).D. O’Mahoney (Tipperary). Kildare were marginally less bad but then they didn’t score their first from play until the 16th minute.