Mayo's costly errors and Dublin’s superior experience and bench meant only one result

Introducing the men who will look to make it six-in-a-row on Saturday

Underdogs have a few things going for them but Dubs are relentless in their pursuit

Dublin star is the best midfielder in the game but every player is playable, no one is infallible

Power, Graham and Horan have done a fine job to get Tipp, Cavan and Mayo to last four

Both were outfought and outsmarted and they have nobody to blame but themselves

Despite Donegal and Mayo’s hopes, the 2020 All-Ireland already looks like a done deal

Kingdom’s attitude looked suspect while dogged Cork’s game plan worked to perfection

Kerry in good shape and set to consign Cork to an early exit in Munster

Life without sport takes a lot of getting used to – especially in football-mad Kerry

Stephen Cluxton now has to be honoured with overdue Player of the Year award

First thing Kerry need to do is get up high and challenge Stephen Cluxton's kick outs

Idea that Kerry have lost their chance is wrong – they’ve ample room for improvement

Six-time All-Ireland winner looks at the side tasked with denying Dublin five-in-a-row

In the end, there’s just too much in Dublin’s armoury to foil the five-in-a-row

Peter Keane has a young team but that doesn’t mean they get a pass for losing the final

Dublin are awesome but Kerry's young players will still be expected to perform against them

Super 8s schedule shows GAA’s disdain for player welfare

Trying to keep something up your sleeve for a later date is just wasting a game

Idea that their former manager will prove Donegal’s trump card will inspire players

Keane’s tactics worked a treat against Mayo but will need to be tweaked for Croke Park test

No doubt the Connacht side have a big physical edge over Kerry but I’m still hopeful

Bonner’s men have key building blocks in place as they follow Dublin’s playbook

Kevin Walsh has overseen progress but now is the time to push on to the next level

With stakes high, will Donegal and Tyrone stick to more open game plan this weekend?

Donegal and Roscommon are improving but they’re not real contenders

The Dubs are getting younger as they get older - Jim Gavin has very few sacred cows

The life of a maor foirne is a simple one – until he inserts himself into the action

Kerry legend picks nine Dublin players, only one from Tyrone and none from Galway

A look at the players expected to line out for Dublin ahead of Sunday’s final

Tyrone might disrupt Dublin’s rhythm but I don’t see them scoring enough to win

No point viewing football championship through the prism of hurling’s great summer

Jack McCaffrey's pass for the Dublin goal on Saturday typified their brilliance

Kevin Walsh can’t just click his fingers and fix his players’ attitude before Saturday

David Clifford’s goal changed everything – there’s optimism in the Kingdom air again

Roscommon need a new plan after their lack of physicality proved telling

Beauty of Super 8s is that every team is stepping onto virgin ground in terms of format

They won’t be able to call on the same sort of adrenaline rush that helped see off Mayo

People were just waiting for somebody to take a stand against the GAA and this is it

But being at home with nothing to lose on a Saturday night are perfect conditions for it

Roscommon will give Kevin Walsh’s team a good idea of where they currently stand

Have you ever heard an umpire’s name mentioned? Not once. They're invisible

Eamonn Fitzmaurice has no choice but to go with youth but it's far from an ideal situation

In a normal year they’d be huge contenders but the new structure won’t suit them

When you’re injured, as Parsons is, you can offer nothing to the team in my experience

Hype around Mayo-Galway clash is misplaced given shift in priorities caused by reforms

Rivalry with Mayo is defining Dublin – they’re the best two teams of last 30 years

The champions have the subs to kick for home during the vital final quarter

Stephen Rochford’s men have improved and have never been in better shape than now

Tyrone masterclass raises question - do we take Dublin goalkeeper for granted?

Curbing Kerry's Kieran Donaghy remains a major problem for Mayo’s management

I feel there are a bunch of Kerry lads who are sore about their form against Galway

Barring the top three or four counties, there’s no prospect of glory in this game

At this stage of the season, Dublin and Kerry have a level of buy-in few can match

Shadow-boxing is over and Aidan O’Shea is leading his team-mates by example

Every team is trying to gain that elusive edge as the All-Ireland SFC really kicks into gear

Like Micko or Páidí – Kilkenny man’s devotion to the cause inspirational for players

The way Kerry, Dublin and Mayo move the ball is too much for lesser teams

Peadar Healy’s team in the perfect position to spring unlikely ambush on the Kingdom

Andy McEntee, Rory Gallagher and Derek McGrath looked on in horror last weekend

If Cork lose to Tipp for second year in row the consequences for Cork football will be massive

GAA needs more than fear and paranoia to stave off the very real threat of doping

When other sports change rules there is never any of this carry-on

Footballers all over cannot wait for championship to start and club headache to end

This game will be worth a month’s training for Éamonn Fitzmaurice’s team

I played with some brilliant players but Gooch was up there with any of them

‘People give out about the championship all the time but I must say I enjoyed it this year’

In other eras, you could always rely on the odd Dub to get carried away with himself

Dublin’s greater scoring power could tell in better conditions but wet would suit Mayo

Mayo will have their work cut out containing Dubs in All-Ireland football final replay

Stephen Cluxton and Cian O’Sullivan are the two players the underdogs must target

Players trying to win an All Star on All-Ireland final day leave a fair stink in the air

Kerry gave all they could but it wasn’t enough as Jim Gavin’s men rose to the challenge

Danger for players is they’ll be remembered as the Kerry team that couldn’t beat Dublin

The last four is a huge achievement for Tipp but Mayo are a proven, seasoned outfit

Tyrone and Seán Cavanagh know when you live by the sword you can also die by it

Now is the time to start rolling out small surprises for All-Ireland football quarter-finals

New normal is six minutes of stoppage time, which is enough for games to change utterly

Donegal are in decline but Mickey Harte’s Tyrone are absolutely galloping over the hill

Connacht final was boring because players were afraid to try anything outside the script

Éamonn Fitzmaurice’s men may not have found their groove but there’s still time

Defeat Fermanagh and they can rediscover real momentum along the qualifer route

Kevin Walsh was never going to let Mayo stroll to a sixth Connacht title in a row

Tipp weren’t waiting in the long grass – Cork just didn’t react the way top players should

Watching it on TG4 over the weekend revived memories of some great times

Loss of Jack McCaffrey and Rory O’Carroll may just be the jolt Dublin need

If you want to design a great intercounty football team, what would be first on the list?

At the season’s end, the teams who’ve done best will be those who’ve spent the most

Struggle that it was to get passed by congress, rule to encourage return of skill worth effort

Philly McMahon point was moment I knew Kerry’s goose was probably cooked

This will be a cagey affair but I expect Kerry to come through thanks to more scoring options

Mayo just didn’t have the composure to close out the semi-final replay against Dublin

Dublin-Mayo game illustrated that there’s no job worse than being GAA referee

If they get enough possession, Dublin’s forwards will score more than Mayo

As a Kerryman, last thing I want is team coming up to Croke Park with siege mentality

Joe Brolly was wrong about Donegal, but he could goad the Dalai Lama into an argument

What we saw on Sunday was two exceptional teams who will take all the stopping this year

If Dublin lose, one of the reasons will be the fact that they were not tested all year

‘Manager can get them to the gates, but sacking of a city goes to those first over the walls’