World News – UK – How It Happened: Mayo v Tipperary, All-Ireland SFC Semi-Finals

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Welcome to today’s live coverage of the All-Ireland semi-final showdown between Mayo and Tipperary. Here’s how the teams are named to start:

2 minutes – The 55th. Cillian O’Connor’s championship game begins with a simple free kick after Ryan O’Donoghue is fouled.

3 minutes – Colin O’Riordan, who started at Wing-Forward, brings Tipperary up to par with his first point of the season.

CHANCE! Clarke saves well ahead of Conor Sweeney from close range. Tipperary may have scored two goals in the first 10 minutes.

11 minutes – What a start to this All-Ireland semi-final. Tipperary causes serious problems in the Mayo full-back line with the high ball inside.

13 minutes – Mattie Ruane adds a point to Mayo as the three of them move in front of them.

15 minutes – Durcan’s pace takes him past his Marker Fox and he runs his hand over the bar.

16 minutes – Tommy Conroy grabs a ball from O’Connor and knocks it over.

In a remarkable 60-second spell, both Mayo and Tipperary each score a #RTEGAA @ RTE2 @RTEplayer image. Twitter. com / FzJm2P9CtF

19 minutes – Steven O’Brien brings a high O’Riordan ball into the area and sets it down. We are now in the first half of the water break.

21 minutes – Kevin McLoughlin breaks through and sends a scoring chance over the bar. Tipperary lets bodies fall back, but mayo cuts them through with relative ease.

24 minutes – A nice interplay from Mayo leads to a result from Tommy Conroy.

25 minutes – Cillian O’Connor has 2-5 after his last point. Mayo is now in full control.

27 minutes – Aidan O’Shea catches a long ball and fists past it. Great ball from McLoughlin.

34 minutes – 3-6 now for Cillian O’Connor and 3-9 for the Mayo striker line in a devastating opening phase.

A dominant first half from Mayo and Cora Staunton highlighted Cillian O’Connor’s ability for his second goal #RTEGAA @ RTE2 @RTEplayer pic. Twitter. com / A9iL2gqcsK

We’re back on the road in the second half. The fog in the capital is worsening but hopefully the game can be over.

BLACK CARD! Quinlivan is hit by Lee Keegan, who is 10 minutes out, from the gate.

Tipperary has almost won a penalty on consecutive attacks, but this time Eoghan McLaughlin has committed an off-area foul. Jordan Flynn has replaced Diarmuid O’Connor on the Mayo team.

45 minutes – O’Connor scores his fourth goal after a nice ball from McLoughlin that pulls the strings for Mayo.

50 Minutes – 20 minutes left and Mayo has 5-17 on the board.

Mayo has scored five goals and it was Cillian O’Connor who shone again in the confusion of the Croke Park mist. #RTEGAA @ RTE2 @RTEplayer pic. Twitter. com / 1VNFks5SKL

59 minutes – Kevin Fahey scores for Tipperary. Mayo scores two points, 16 points ahead.

Tipperary sends his seventh goal of the day just wide of the gate. You cut open mayo several times, which is going to worry James Horan.

64 minutes – Colin O’Riordan scores his second goal of the day. To their credit, Tipperary continued to fight. Mayo has not scored a goal since the water break in the second half, while Tip 1-3 has.

64 minutes – Tommy Conroy marks his fourth out of the game. He’s a real livewire and has given premier defense a hot time.

72 minutes – Coen doubles his balance. Tipperary had another chance to score shortly afterwards.

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