All-Ireland SFC Round 2A: Tyrone 0-22 Mayo 1-18, Louth 2-20 Armagh 2-19, Galway 3-21 Westmeath 2-21
All-Ireland SFC Round 2B: Cavan 0-16 Dublin 1-24
Camogie All-Ireland senior championship: Waterford 0-13 Galway 1-13, Tipperary 0-18 Cork 0-21
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Here is the Cavan v Dublin report. Tyrone v Mayo report to come. That’s all from me, goodbye! Check out the All-Ireland SFC Round 3 draw tomorrow.
Some updated information about the draw tomorrow.
The Round 3 draw will involve the four losers from Round 2A, Donegal, Armagh, Westmeath and Mayo, who will be drawn to play against the four Round 2B winners, Monaghan, Kerry, Meath and Dublin.
The draw will be subject in the first instance to the avoidance of repeat Provincial Final pairings and, where possible, repeat pairings from Round 1 and the following pairings cannot occur: Donegal v Kerry, Armagh v Monaghan, Westmeath v Dublin and Mayo v Monaghan.
A separate draw will be held to determine which team has home venue.
Round 2A losers
Armagh: Dublin, Kerry, Meath. No: Monaghan (prov final)
Donegal: Dublin, Meath, Monaghan. No: Kerry (Rd 1)
Mayo: Dublin, Kerry, Meath. No: Monaghan (Rd1)
Westmeath: Kerry, Meath, Monaghan. No: Dublin (prov final)
Round 2B winners
Dublin: Armagh, Donegal, Mayo. No: Westmeath (prov final)
Kerry: Armagh, Mayo, Westmeath. No: Donegal (Rd 1)
Meath: Armagh, Donegal, Mayo, Westmeath
Monaghan: Donegal, Westmeath. No: Armagh (prov final), Mayo (Rd 1).
The draw will take place at 8.30am tomorrow morning and you can follow live on the Irish Times blog.
A great view of Niall Morgan’s winning kick against Mayo:
Here is the Galway-Westmeath report from John Fallon:
Galway manager Padraic Joyce said the manner in which they controlled the game in the second half, when they were playing against the breeze, was the most pleasing thing about his side’s victory over Westmeath, which sees them into the All-Ireland quarter-finals.
Galway led by seven points at the break and their dominance after the restart saw them extend that advantage out to nine points by the 64th minute before Westmeath came with a superb late rally that got the margin down to two points in the final minute.
The Westmeath fans, estimated to be about two-thirds of the 25,000 capacity crowd at Pearse Stadium in Salthill, hoped they might head to extra-time for a fourth game in a row but the Leinster champions were unable to rescue this one.
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Ian O’Riordan reports from Omagh:
Full-time: Tyrone 0-22 Mayo 1-18
Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan was the hero once again, scoring a difficult two-point free inside the last two minutes in what proved the winning score after an intense, massively entertaining game.
Mayo looked to have gained a winning edge when Darragh Beirne fired home the only game of the game in a hectic spell just before the 55th minute mark, but the sides remained largely inseparable, Darren McCurry making a massive impact off the bench, scoring six points, including two frees.
End-to-end they went until the death, Sam Callinan bursting forward to give Mayo the advantage after 31 minutes, but Morgan worked his magic with a difficult free, just 10 metres from the sideline, with 33:25 on the clock, much to the delight of the home crowd. Mayo had one last run at an equaliser, but that effort fell short.
Here is the report from the first game of the day, when Louth beat Armagh in dramatic circumstances:
“Chaos. Freestyle. Emotion. Gavin Devlin dug deep into his vocabulary when asked to put some sort of explanation around this result but it was a difficult one to make much sense of.
“All he could do was keep bringing it back to those intangibles, and to thank the heavens that Louth came out on the right side of a remarkable encounter in Inniskeen."
Read more from Paul Keane:
Tyrone beat Mayo by a point to make the quarter-finals. After the weekend’s action, Galway, Cork, Louth and Tyrone are in the quarter-finals. Round 3 next weekend will be the following teams, to be drawn tomorrow morning:
On one side of the draw you have - Donegal, Armagh, Westmeath, Mayo
On the other side - Kerry, Dublin, Monaghan, Meath
71 mins: Mayo are a point down with a minute left, goes to Aidan O’Shea and he hits it into the keeper’s hands!
Tyrone 0-22 Mayo 1-18
Tyrone are through to the quarter-finals!
69 mins: Two-point free chance for Tyrone after McKernan and O’Shea were wrestling for the ball outside the arc. Niall Morgan scores!
Tyrone 0-22 Mayo 1-18
68 mins: Mayo turn it over and Callinan is through on goal and he just fists it over. Questionable decision, could have shot and played it inside for an easy goal you’d think. But they lead again.
Tyrone 0-20 Mayo 1-18
67 mins: O’Donoghue get a free after dissent to the ref, soft one. Teague has a chance to level it again but misses and goes short, chaos around the square but out for a 45. Morgan’s shot sails over the posts.
Tyrone 0-20 Mayo 1-17
63 mins: McCurry will be in the team next match I’m sure, that’s a sixth point now and he levels the scores. Three with the left, three with the right and he’s unplayable today.
Tyrone 0-19 Mayo 1-16
61 mins: Mayo and Tyrone exchange points, Mayo through an O’Donoghue free, Tyrone through Teague’s second of the day.
Tyrone 0-18 Mayo 1-16
58 mins: Big smile from McCurry as he knows he’s in the zone. Gets the ball, speeds down the wing and scores well for his fifth of this half.
Tyrone 0-17 Mayo 1-15
56 mins: McCurry has had a huge impact since coming on and he gets his fourth point in less than 20 minutes to reduce the deficit to a point. Then another goal chance for Mayo, Flynn on the overlap and hits it over the bar. That will be concerning for Malachy O’Rourke, how often Mayo have got through in the past few minutes, and also that Morgan is walking gingerly.
Tyrone 0-16 Mayo 1-15
54 mins: Goal for Mayo! Beirne scored after they had three or four chances for it in the previous minute. It had been heroic defending from Tyrone from a goal chance as Mayo were through and Towey looked destined to score having rounded the keeper, but Quinn saved off the line. Conroy tapped over after it all. But from the following kickout, Morgan’s kick was a mix-up and Mayo had the numbers, despite more good blocks by Tyrone.
Tyrone 0-15 Mayo 1-14
52 mins: That’s more like it from Mayo and it’s their young talisman Kobe McDonald with a move like his father, a languid two-pointer sailing over the bar. Teague has had a fine game defensively and he’s got his point on the other end too.
Tyrone 0-15 Mayo 0-13
50 mins: Mayo get their first point in a while through an O’Donoghue free. McCurry gets another with a free to respond back.
Tyrone 0-14 Mayo 0-11
47 mins: McCurry is on and immediately scores a free to get under way on the scoresheet. Tyrone looking the better team this half so far. Then he scores one from play, another well-taken score.
Tyrone 0-13 Mayo 0-10
45 mins: Livingstone with a massive save! Donnelly found Jordan one-on-one with the Mayo keeper and he saves a powerful shot from close range. Jordan responds by kicking over the 45 at least.
Tyrone 0-11 Mayo 0-10
42 mins: Mayo score a two-pointer through Carney and they’re briefly ahead, but the next play Morgan hits a good kickout and they score.
Tyrone 0-10 Mayo 0-10
40 mins: A long spell of possession as Tyrone looked to be trying to set up Morgan for a two-point shot but Mayo kept marking him, a game of cat and mouse. But finally they score, Cassidy scores a point.
Tyrone 0-9 Mayo 0-8
From Ian O’Riordan in Omagh:
It’s been fairly end-to-end and entertaining football at a now sun-kissed Healy Park as Tyrone and Mayo end the half all square on eight points apiece – having been level seven times in the opening 35 minutes.
Both teams have been in clear attacking form, Tyrone leading the way at first, thanks to Conn Kilpatrick, Ciarán Daly and the excellent Ronan Cassidy, with Enda Hession, Darragh Beirne and Ryan O’Donoghe showing up early for Mayo.
The first goal chance fell to Mayo after 15 minutes, Niall Morgan saving from Jordan Flynn, Eoin McGreal excellent in defence when snuffing out Tyrone’s first goal chance moments later.
Mayo got themselves in front just before the break thanks to another fine point from Beirne, before Kilpatrick levelled up again just before the hooter. Tyrone shot six wides on the half, both teams falling short on their couple of two-point efforts. All still to play for.
35 mins: Goal chance for Tyrone for Kilpatrick right before the hooter, the ball drops just short and Kilpatrick comes in to punch it, but over the bar. A point but it could have been more.
Half-time: Tyrone 0-8 Mayo 0-8
A very even game in Omagh, a draw seems a fair reflection of the first half. Lots to play for in the second.
34 mins: Ethan Jordan has a chance with a two-point free but he hits it high and wide.
Tyrone 0-7 Mayo 0-8
32 mins: Five wides for Tyrone this half, Ciarán Daly the latest to miscue. Kennedy has a great block on Beirne and then a bit of a hospital pass. The Tyrone player gets to the ball first and Durcan comes flying in with a high challenge. Just a yellow card though, probably the correct decision.
Tyrone 0-7 Mayo 0-8
30 mins: Mayo’s Darragh Beirne is a livewire in attack, swivels his way past a few challenges to kick over for an easy score.
Tyrone 0-7 Mayo 0-8
27 mins: Quality score by Cassidy, his third of the game, levels the scores. Jack Carney goes for a two-pointer from distance put pushes it wide.
Tyrone 0-7 Mayo 0-7
24 mins: Excellent shooting by Mayo again in a first half after they put in the work in the first half against Monaghan last time out. O’Donoghue the latest to score, but then Teague pulls off a great block. Then McElholm scores after a good turn.
Tyrone 0-6 Mayo 0-7
21 mins: Paddy Durcan levels it and then Kobe McDonald punches it over to give Mayo the lead, all of Mayo’s full forwards on the scoresheet so far.
Tyrone 0-5 Mayo 0-6
18 mins: The first score for either side for six minutes as Cassidy gives Tyrone the lead with a point.
Tyrone 0-5 Mayo 0-4
Full-time: Cavan 0-16 Dublin 1-24
Reports Seán Moran:
What had been at half-time a well-balanced contest petered out into a routine win for Dublin. The visitors were by no means dazzling in the second half but Cavan ran out of steam and were beaten by 11 points, 1-24 to 0-13.
The winners will be happy to have negotiated their way into Monday’s draw and that the defence, which had a disastrous outing in the defeat by Louth, were less permeable but the attack was wasteful and burned numerous goal chances before Con O’Callaghan netted a late penalty.
Colm Basquel was a lively presence after coming in on 20 minutes for the injured Cormac Costello. In Ger Brennan’s first match back on the sideline, Dublin are comfortably into the next round.
71 mins: Galway win the kickout and McGrath punches it over. Galway get there, eventually, a more exciting finish than was expected!
Full-time: Galway 3-21 Westmeath 2-21
69 mins: Westmeath try to find a way to get back in it, any sort of scoring angle. Forde goes for a two-pointer, drops short but Duncan was in the area and nearly tipped it in, the keeper does well to get it out for a 45.
70 mins: Two-pointer for Westmeath! McCartan scores a brilliant long-ranger, only two points in it. 30 seconds.
Galway 3-20 Westmeath 2-21
7 mins: Ciarán Daly gets Tyrone’s second point of the day, after Hession had got Mayo’s first. Then Beirne sidesteps and scores to make it two points each.
Tyrone 0-2 Mayo 0-2
67 mins: Goal for Westmeath! Alright then, Westmeath have a lifeline as Forde gets a two-pointer and then Duncan scores a goal after it was punched across goal and he palmed it in. Only four points in it!
Galway 3-20 Westmeath 2-19
67 mins: Goal for Dublin! O’Callaghan scores a penalty. 1-8 today, back to his imperious form.
Cavan 0-16 Dublin 1-23
Dublin and Galway have exerted their authorities. Two points from Guiden and O’Callaghan put Dublin seven points ahead. McGrath’s point puts Galway seven ahead, Walsh’s free makes it eight.
Tyrone and Mayo is under way, Kilpatrick gets the first point for Tyrone.
61 mins: Galway have been very impressive today so far, and they keep possession for a few minutes and manufacture a way to get it Conroy in front of the posts. Five points today from midfield, not bad at all.
Galway 3-17 Westmeath 1-17
57 mins: Remarkably unless Westmeath launch an incredible comeback against Galway, there will be no unbeaten teams in the championship. Three other provincial winners have lost at least one game - Armagh, Kerry and Roscommon. Westmeath will give it a good go though as O’Sullivan scores and then Galway are punished for a breach, which Heslin scores. They win the kickout and McCartan scores well. Surely not another crazy comeback?
Galway 3-16 Westmeath 1-17
Meanwhile, Small and Basquel have put Dublin six ahead against Cavan.
Cavan 0-15 Dublin 0-21
53 mins: Galway’s attack has been free-flowing so far. Shane Walsh with 1-2, Tierney with 1-2, Finnerty with 0-4. That’s 2-8 from the full forward line, as Finnerty misses a good goal chance, just over, but it’s a point.
Galway 3-15 Westmeath 1-13
Here are the teams for the Tyrone v Mayo game, which is on at 3.30pm:
Tyrone: Morgan; Quinn, Teague, J Clarke; McKernan, Devlin, McGeary; Kennedy, Kilkpatrick; O’Donnell, Cassidy, Daly; McElholm, Donnelly, Jordan
Mayo: Livingstone; Durcan, McHugh, Hession; Callinan, McBrien, Duffy; McGreal, Carney; O’Loughlin, Loftus, Flynn; Beirne, O’Donoghue, McDonald
49 mins: Shane Walsh is a classy operator and can’t be stopped though sometimes and he carries past two players and scores easily after Finnerty had put two goals between them again.
Galway 3-13 Westmeath 1-12
50 mins: Dublin in survival mode are going well. Basquel and Small with points extend their lead to four.
Cavan 0-14 Dublin 0-18
41 mins: Shane Walsh has missed a few today you’d expect him to get, straight into the keeper’s hands from close range and Senan Baker scores, punching the ball over the bar to get within five.
Galway 3-11 Westmeath 1-12
38 mins: An early two-pointer in the half by Ronan Wallace. But Galway respond right back with points from Walsh and Darcy to keep it at seven points.
Galway 3-11 Westmeath 1-10
Dublin have got the first score of the second half to extend their lead to two through Lee Gannon.
Cavan 0-12 Dublin 0-14
An update from Seán Moran from Brefni Park:
Dublin just in front in Cavan at half-time. A fisted point by Lee Gannon in the 35th minute gave the visitors a one-point lead in this last-chance saloon contest. Cavan will be regretting seven wides in the opening half whereas their opponents had only one, which wasn’t even an attempt at a score but a deflection over the end line by Cormac Costello, who had to be replaced in the 20th minute by Colm Basquel after an early knock failed to resolve itself. Two two-pointers by Conor Brady and Paddy had Cavan surging but Dublin hit back with a two-pointer by Con O’Callaghan, who had a goal chance but opted to pass inside and Brian O’Connell intercepted. All to play for. Dublin 0-13 to 0-12 ahead.
Here is the winning goal for Louth:
68 mins: Louth within two points after a free from Sam Mulroy, but Lennon misses a chance to bring it within one.
35 mins: Goal for Galway! Killer blow at the end of the half for the Tribesmen.
Half-time: Galway 3-9 Westmeath 1-8
70 mins: GOAL FOR LOUTH! A Hail Mary shot from outside the two-point arc and it goes through everyone and it falls into the net!
Louth 2-20 Armagh 2-19
Louth are through to the quarter-finals. Armagh are in Round 3. Crazy, crazy stuff.
Pitch invasion and just right. Unfortunately, Armagh goalkeeper Rafferty won’t want to see that one again. Mulroy had ran out of time and tried to score a two-pointer no doubt, dropped it short and Rafferty let it through his hands.
35 mins: Dublin ahead at half-time! Gannon and O’Callaghan from a free and from play switch it around in Brefni Park. But definitely all to play for there.
Half-time: Cavan 0-12 Dublin 0-13
32 mins: Westmeath have changed the feeling of the game in Salthill and Galway are breathing a sigh of relief after Cooney flew through and forced a great save by the goalkeeper, Daly then kicking it off the line for a goal. Could have been one in it, from Galway being seven or eight up.
Galway 2-9 Westmeath 1-8
29 mins: Kellys score on both teams - Brandon for Westmeath, Seán for Galway - but it’s three in a row for Westmeath - Cooney and Connellan also on target as they reduce the deficit to five and get a hold on the game.
Galway 2-9 Westmeath 1-7
28 mins: Cavan now lead Dublin by two points, they’re up for it today. Lovette, Madden and Lynch, three points in a row. Dublin in a familiar position this season.
Cavan 0-12 Dublin 0-10
59 mins: Louth get away with a big goal chance for Armagh, just about survived despite the goal being gaping and they counter and score through Conor Early. But Armagh aren’t rattled and Óg Burns scores another.
Louth 1-19 Armagh 2-18
24 mins: Cavan go ahead briefly, back-to-back two pointers by Conor Brady and Paddy Lynch, but then O’Callaghan responds with his own two-pointer
Cavan 0-9 Dublin 0-9
24 mins: A two-pointer by Conroy extends Galway’s lead again. Heslin scores a free.
Galway 2-6 Westmeath 1-4
57 mins: McQuillan and Duffy put Armagh three ahead, but Louth responded through McDonnell and Downey.
Louth 1-18 Armagh 2-16
18 mins: Baker gets Westmeath’s first score in 13 minutes through a free. They are against the wind in the first half though.
Goal for Westmeath! They’re right back in it after going down the wing and finding Ronan Wallace in the middle who shot low past the keeper.
Galway 2-4 Westmeath 1-3
20 mins: Dublin lead seven points to five now. Costello, Scully and O’Callaghan on target for Dublin. Shehu and Smith for Cavan.
Cavan 0-5 Dublin 0-7
50 mins: Mammoth hit by Jarly Óg Burns for a two-pointer puts Armagh ahead by two again. Good response by Louth with Lennon scoring a good point.
Louth 1-15 Armagh 2-14
48 mins: Armagh level the scores again through McQuillan, real ding-dong battle so far.
Louth 1-15 Armagh 2-12
15 mins: Dublin take the lead through Con O’Callaghan.
Cavan 0-3 Dublin 0-4
44 mins: Goal for Louth! McDonnell expertly taken on the overlap after a battle from a loose ball from a direct pass, low under the keeper. Louth back ahead.
Louth 1-15 Armagh 2-11
11 mins: Goal for Galway! It’s all happening as full back Cian Hernon rolls the defender and slots it in.
Galway 2-3 Westmeath 0-2
10 mins: An even start at Brefni Park, three points apiece. Small, McMorrow and Costello for Dublin, Shehu, Smith and Lynch for Cavan.
Cavan 0-3 Dublin 0-3
8 mins: Goal for Galway! Kickout disaster for Westmeath, they lose a short kickout and Shane Walsh is there to take advantage and finish well into the net.
Galway 1-2 Westmeath 0-2
38 mins: Goal for Armagh! Conaty scores to make it level again, then they take the lead from a McConville free.
Louth 0-15 Armagh 2-10
3 mins: Finnerty gets the opening score for Galway, but Baker levels it as he shows his power to fly through. McCartan scores a well worked score then for Westmeath to take the lead. Big crowd at that one, some atmosphere.
Galway 0-1 Westmeath 0-2
From Seán Moran:
A decent crowd gathering in Kingspan Breffni for Cavan v Dublin with 12,000 tickets pre-sold. Ger Brennan returns to the Dublin sideline after his controversial 12-week suspension. He makes two changes to the announced team: Cuala centrefielder Peadar Ó Cofaigh Byrne is back after suspension and Lee Gannon comes in for Eoin Kennedy. Cavan make three changes. Jason McLaughlin, Niall Carolan and Darragh Lovett start in place of Ryan Tobin, Dara McVeety and Fionntán O’Reilly. No second chances after today. The losers’ championship is over.
Galway play Westmeath in Salthill and Cavan play Dublin in Brefni Park in about 10 minutes. Here are the starting teams that were named. The big news is Heslin is in from the start.
Galway: Gleeson; Glynn, Hernon, Silke; McHugh, John Daly, S Kelly; Conroy, Maher; Darcy, McDonagh, McDaid; Finnerty, Tierney, Walsh
Westmeath: Jason Daly; Scahill, Drumm, Baker; Wallace, Allen, Whittaker; Cooney, Connellan; O’Sullivan, McCartan, Dillon; Heslin, Baker, B Kelly
Cavan: L Brady; Meade, O’Connell, Tynan; Smith, Ciarán Brady, Tobin; Conor Brady, Donohoe; Madden, McVeety, Shehu; Donnelly, Lynch, O’Reilly
Dublin: Comerford; McEneaney, Doran, Byrne; MacMahon, McMorrow, Ó Cofaigh Byrne; Clancy, Howard; Gannon, O’Callaghan, Scully; Small, Kilkenny, Costello
34 mins: Maguire has had a fine game and scored again. Poor kickout by Rafferty then straight to Louth and Lennon taps over. Then a big goal chance for Armagh, Mulroy the unlikely defensive hero, Armagh punched the ball across the face of the goal and ready to palm it in but Mulroy was on the line to save the day!
Half-time: Louth 0-14 Armagh 1-9
The Wee County lead by two points at the break, entertaining contest. Armagh led for much of the early stages but Louth came back into it in a big way. Mulroy, Downey and Maguire all with three points each for Louth.
32 mins: Rafferty scores a two-point free, well taken straight over and it’s back level again. Then finally Armagh’s first wide of the day from Conaty.
Louth 0-12 Armagh 1-9
30 mins: Maguire scores a point that looked wide from the TV angle, but the umpire says it was over, it comes after Grimes had given Louth the lead.
Louth 0-12 Armagh 1-7
27 mins: Louth take the lead briefly. McDonnell swivelled well to level the scores, then Louth won the kickout and it ended with Downey scoring a third point of the match. Armagh went up the pitch though and equalised again.
Louth 0-10 Armagh 1-7
25 mins: Downey with a wonder score, given it a bit of Owen Mulligan, not one but two dummies selling the defence and scoring it over. The crowd enjoyed that one. Then Armagh race forward, going for goal, but McCormack loses the ball at the end.
Louth 0-8 Armagh 1-6
22 mins: Good point by McConville, who accelerates into the space and then shoots over before the block came in.
Louth 0-7 Armagh 1-6
18 mins: Mulroy does well to win a free and then drills a two-point free off the ground, beautiful strike. Louth back to within one.
Louth 0-7 Armagh 1-5
15 mins: Rafferty showing his class with a great pass and Conaty sends the back the wrong way to score. Mulroy get his first score of the game, fantastic kick under pressure and then wins the kickout to exert his influence. Then Ryan Burns scores to get it back to a goal in it.
Louth 0-5 Armagh 1-5
12 mins: After a long spell of possession, Conaty then with a great crossfield pass to Turbitt to score.
Louth 0-3 Armagh 1-4
9 mins: Rafferty getting well involved in Armagh’s attacks as McQuillan scores, but Louth immediately respond through Maguire. McIlroy is taken down about 20 metres out and Turbitt scores the free to go back to three points in the difference.
Louth 0-3 Armagh 1-3
6 mins: Dara McDonnel gets Louth’s first point of the day, well taken, and they show they’re settling into the game with another from Ciarán Downey.
Louth 0-2 Armagh 1-1
4 mins: Goal for Armagh! Great start by Armagh who fly up the pitch in waves, with fist passes through the Louth defence and then finished low by corner back Gareth Murphy. Then McConville shows his pace to burst through and score.
Louth 0-0 Armagh 1-1
Louth and Armagh is under way, a few big hits in the opening stages already.
Here are the teams for today’s first match, Louth v Armagh:
Louth: N McDonnell; Carolan, McKenny, Nally; McKeever, D McDonnell, Lennon; Callaghan, Maguire; Matthews, Mulroy, Grimes; McArdle, C Downey, R Burns
Armagh: Hughes; McGrane, McKay, Murphy; McCabe, Kelly, Óg Burns; Murnin, McElroy; McConville, McMullen, McCormack; Turbitt, J Duffy, Conaty
Hello and welcome to live coverage of the All-Ireland SFC Round 2A and 2B, with eight teams in action on Sunday.
Yesterday in Round 2A, Cork stunned Donegal, coming from seven points down to book their place in the quarter-finals. Then in win-or-go home games, Monaghan comprehensively beat Roscommon, Kerry were too strong for Kildare and Meath edged past Derry in a thrilling final game of the day.
First up it will be Louth against Armagh, at Inniskeen in Monaghan, at 1pm. Then we have Galway v Westmeath and Cavan v Dublin, before the final match of Tyrone v Mayo. Most of these matches are for a place in the quarter-finals, but the loser of Cavan v Dublin gets eliminated.
