The reigning champions name an unchanged team from Leinster Final win

Mayo are simply flat-out, unproven, but the champions are still the safer bet

The 2017 All-Ireland final had it all and, ultimately, ended in the same result

Mayo cannot afford a repeat of the dismal second quarter against Galway

Move them into a different room in their minds, then beat them at football

Seán Moran looks ahead to hurling quarter-finals and provincial football deciders

It’s impossible to see them losing to Kildare and then they just have two more games

Meath manager praises team’s ‘fantastic’ second half after trailing by 11 points

Farrell’s first task in the post-match media conference was to handle questions about absent keeper Cluxton

James Horan’s side have developed a running game and have the players to pull it off

As things stand, the Dubs seem to still have more filling in to do than in other years

Dublin scored one goal with long-ball tactics that usually only work in an U-12 match

Dubs show some signs of tactical innovation as Wexford against Kilkenny is postponed

James Horan’s side undone by goals, as Dublin make the closing phases count

Dogged Mayo finally fell away in the last 10 minutes at Croke Park

Mayo’s Windy City backing . . . Christy Ring’s code switch . . . Lavan’s solo run

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

Ulster champions travel in hope but Farrell’s all-conquering Dubs hold all the aces

Veteran Brian Fox is fully focused on Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final against Mayo

Laois hang in their for the first quarter before the champions cruise to 22 point win