Dubs and Farney to meet for fifth time in SFC

Kerry are through to the All-Ireland SFC semi-finals but who will join them?

Barring draws, the answer will be provided this Saturday and Monday when the other three quarter-finals will be played in Croke Park as follows:

SATURDAY

Tyrone v Armagh, 4.0

Dublin v Monaghan, 6.0

MONDAY

Replay: Mayo v Roscommon, 2.0

DUBLIN v MONAGHAN

They clash for the fifth time in the championship, their last meeting being in 2014 when Dublin won an All-Ireland quarter-final by 2-22 to 0-11 against the Farney County men.

PATHS TO THE QUARTER-FINAL

Dublin 0-19 Carlow 0-7 (Leinster quarter-final)

Dublin 4-29 Westmeath 0-10 (Leinster semi-final)

Dublin 2-23 Kildare 1-17 (Leinster final)

Top Scorers

Dean Rock............2-11 (0-9 frees, 0-2 ‘45s’)

Con O’Callaghan...0-17 (0-8 frees)

Ciarán Kilkenny....1-8

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Monaghan 1-20 Fermanagh 1-11 (Ulster Preliminary Round) Monaghan 1-15 Cavan 0-15 (Ulster quarter-final)

Down 1-14 Monaghan 0-15 (Ulster semi-final)

Monaghan 3-23 Wexford 1-11 (Qualifiers – Round 2)

Monaghan 1-12 Carlow 1-7 (Qualifiers (Round 3)

Monaghan 1-24 Down 1-16 (Qualifiers Round 4)

Top Scorers

Conor McManus......2-27 (0-16 frees)

Conor McCarthy........0-15 (0-3 frees)

Owen Duffy................1-10 (0-1 free)

PREVIOUS DUBLIN-MONAGHAN CHAMPIONSHIP CLASHES

2014: Dublin 2-22 Monaghan 0-11 (All-Ireland quarter-final)

1923: Dublin 2-5 Monaghan 0-0 (All-Ireland semi-final)

1922: Dublin 2-8 Monaghan 0-2 (All-Ireland semi-final)

1908: Dublin 1-5 Monaghan 0-2 (All-Ireland semi-final)

DUBLIN IN QUARTER-FINALS

They have played in 18 quarter-finals, winning ten, drawing three and losing five. The only year they didn’t qualify for the quarter-finals (introduced in 2001) was in 2003 when they lost to Armagh in the qualifiers. Their last quarter-final defeat was against Kerry in 2009.

2016: Dublin 1-15 Donegal 1-10

2015: Dublin 2-23 Fermanagh 2-15

2014: Dublin 2-22 Monaghan 0-11

2013: Dublin 1-16 Cork 0-12

2012: Dublin 1-12 Laois 0-12

2011: Dublin 0-22 Tyrone 0-15

2010: Dublin 1-15 Tyrone 0-13

2009: Kerry 1-24 Dublin 1-7

2008: Tyrone 3-14 Dublin 1-8

2007: Dublin 0-18 Derry 0-15

2006: Dublin 1-12 Westmeath 0-5

2005: Tyrone 2-18 Dublin 1-14 (replay)

2005: Dublin 1-14 Tyrone 1-14 (draw)

2004: Kerry 1-15 Dublin 1-8

2002: Dublin 1-14 Donegal 0-7 (replay)

2002: Dublin 2-8 Donegal 0-14(draw)

2001: Kerry 2-12 Dublin 1-12 (replay)

2001: Dublin 2-11 Kerry 1-14 (draw)

MONAGHAN IN QUARTER-FINALS

They have lost all four previous quarter-finals

2015: Tyrone 0-18 Monaghan 0-14

2014: Dublin 2-22 Monaghan 0-11

2013: Tyrone 0-14 Monaghan 0-12

2007: Kerry 1-12 Monaghan 1-11

*The last competitive clash between Dublin and Monaghan was in this year’s Allianz League when Dublin won by 2-15 to 1-15 in Clones on April 2. Monaghan led by 1-12 to 0-9 after 48 minutes before Dublin, for whom Bernard Brogan and Jack McCaffrey scored goals, staged a match-winning recovery. Jack McCarron scored 1-9 (1-5 from play) for Monaghan.

ARMAGH v TYRONE

They meet in the championship for the first time since 2014 when Armagh won a Round 2 qualifier tie by 0-13 to 0-10 in Omagh.

PATHS TO THE QUARTER-FINAL

Tyrone 0-22 Derry 0-11 (Ulster quarter-final)

Tyrone 1-21 Donegal 1-12 (Ulster semi-final)

Tyrone 2-17 Down 0-15 (Ulster final)

Tyrone’s Top Scorers

Seán Cavanagh.......0-10 (0-8 frees)

Ronan O’Neill.........2-1

Tiernan McCann.....1-3

Peter Harte...............0-6 (0-2 frees, 0-1 ‘45’)

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Down 0-15 Armagh 2-7 (Ulster quarter-final)

Armagh 0-20 Fermanagh 0-11(Qualifiers – Round 1) Armagh 1-12 Westmeath 1-7 (Qualifiers - Round 2) Armagh 1-17 Tipperary 1-15 (Qualifiers – Round 3) Armagh 1-17 Kildare 0-17 (Qualifiers - Round 4)

Armagh’s Top Scorers

Niall Grimley..........0-17 (0-12 frees, 0-2 ‘45s’) Jamie Clarke............1-9 (0-1 free)

Rory Grugan............0-12 (0-9 frees)

LAST FIVE CHAMPIONSHIP CLASHES

2014: Armagh 0-13 Tyrone 0-10 (All-Ireland Qualifiers) 2012: Tyrone 0-19 Armagh 1-13 (Ulster quarter-final)

2011: Tyrone 2-13 Armagh 0-13 (All-Ireland Round 3 qualifier)

2009: Tyrone 2-10 Armagh 1-10 (Ulster quarter-final)

2005: Tyrone 1-13 Armagh 1-12 (All-Ireland semi-final)

TYRONE IN QUARTER-FINALS

Tyrone have played in thirteen quarter-finals, winning six, losing six and drawing one.

2016: Mayo 0-13 Tyrone 0-12

2015: Tyrone 0-18 Monaghan 0-14

2013: Tyrone 0-14 Monaghan 0-12

2011: Dublin 0-22 Tyrone 0-15

2010: Dublin 1-15 Tyrone 0-13

2009: Tyrone 0-16 Kildare 1-11

2008: Tyrone 3-14 Dublin 1-8

2007: Meath 1-13 Tyrone 2-8

2005: Tyrone 2-18 Dublin 1-14 (replay)

2005: Tyrone 1-14 Dublin 1-14 (draw)

2004: Mayo 0-16 Tyrone 1-9

2003: Tyrone 1-21 Fermanagh 0-5

2001: Derry 1-9 Tyrone 0-7

ARMAGH IN QUARTER-FINALS

This will be their ninth appearance in the quarter-finals, having won three, drawn one and lost four of their previous eight appearances.

2014: Donegal 1-12 Armagh 1-11

2008: Wexford 1-14 Armagh 0-12

2006: Kerry 3-15 Armagh 1-13

2005: Armagh 2-17 Laois 1-11

2004: Fermanagh 0-12 Armagh 0-11

2003: Armagh 0-15 Laois 0-13

2002: Armagh 1-16 Sligo 0-17 (replay)

2002: Armagh 2-9 Sligo 0-15 (draw)

*Mickey Harte will be leading Tyrone into the All-Ireland quarter-finals for the 13th time. They won six, lost five and drew one of the previous twelve. His championship record against Armagh is: Played 8, Won 5, Drew 1, Lost 2.

*Tyrone last reached the All-Ireland semi-final in 2015; Armagh last reached the last four in 2005.

MAYO v ROSCOMMON

After serving up a great contest last Sunday, its back to Croke Park next Monday for a replay which will decide who plays Kerry in the All-Ireland semi-final on August 20.

PATHS TO THE QUARTER-FINAL REPLAY

Mayo 2-14 Sligo 0-11 (Connacht quarter-final)

Galway 0-15 Mayo 1-11 (Connacht semi-final)

Mayo 2-21 Derry 1-13 (aet) (Qualifiers – Round 2)

Mayo 2-14 Clare 0-13 (Qualifiers – Round 3)

Mayo 0-27 Cork 2-20 (aet) (Qualifiers Round 4)

Mayo 1-12 Roscommon 2-9 (All-Ireland quarter-final)

MAYO’S TOP SCORERS

Cillian O’Connor.......2-43 (0-30 frees, 0-1 ‘45’)

Andy Moran...............0-14

Diarmuid O’Connor...2-4

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Roscommon 2-23 Leitrim 1-9 (Connacht semi-final)

Roscommon 2-15 Galway 0-12 (Connacht final)

Roscommon 2-9 Mayo 1-12 (All-Ireland quarter-final)

ROSCOMMON’S TOP SCORERS

Diarmuid Murtagh ....0-14 (0-5 frees)

Ciarán Murtagh...........1-9 (0-5 frees, 0-1 pen)

Conor Devaney...........2-5 (0-2 frees)

LAST FIVE CHAMPIONSHIP CLASHES

2017: Mayo 1-12 Roscommon 2-9 (All-Ireland quarter-final)

2014: Mayo 0-13 Roscommon 1-9 (Connacht semi-final)

2013: Mayo 0-21 Roscommon 0-9 (2013 Connacht semi-final)

2011: Mayo 0-13 Roscommon 0-11 (Connacht final)

2009: Mayo 3-18 Roscommon 0-7 (Connacht semi-final)

MAYO IN ALL-IRELAND QUARTER-FINALS

Mayo have been in thirteen All-Ireland quarter-finals, winning eight, losing three and drawing two.

2017: Mayo 1-12 Roscommon 2-9 (draw)

2016: Mayo 0-13 Tyrone 0-12

2015: Mayo 2-13 Donegal 0-11

2014: Mayo 1-19 Cork 2-15

2013: Mayo 4-17 Donegal 1-10

2012: Mayo 3-18 Down 2-9

2011: Mayo 1-13 Cork 2-6

2009: Meath 2-15 Mayo 1-15

2006: Mayo 0-14 Laois 0-11 (replay)

2006: Mayo 0-15 Laois 0-15 (draw)

2005: Kerry 2-15 Mayo 0-18

2004: Mayo 0-16 Tyrone 1-9

2002: Cork 0-16 Mayo 1-10

ROSCOMMON IN ALL-IRELAND QUARTER-FINALS

Roscommon have been in four All-Ireland quarter-finals, losing three and drawing one.

2017: Roscommon 2-9 Mayo 1-12 (draw)

2010: Cork 1-16 Roscommon 0-10

2003: Kerry 1-21 Roscommon 3-10

2001: Galway 0-14 Roscommon 1-5

*This will be Mayo’s four championship replay in four seasons. They lost to Kerry (after extra-time) in the 2014 All-Ireland semi-final and also lost to Dublin in the 2015 semi-final and the 2017 final.

*Roscommon’s most recent championship replay was last year when they lost the Connacht final to Galway.

GAA FOOTBALL ALL-IRELAND CHAMPIONSHIP 2017: FIXTURES & RESULTS

CONNACHT

May 7: Preliminary Round: Sligo 1-21 New York 1-13, Gaelic Park. May 21: Quarter-final: Mayo 2-14 Sligo 0-11, Elverys MacHale Park. May 28: Leitrim 3-10 London 0-16, Ruislip June 11: Semi-final: Galway 0-15 Mayo 1-11, Pearse Stadium. June 18: Semi-final: Roscommon 2-23 Leitrim 1-9, Dr. Hyde Park. July 9: Final: Roscommon 2-15 Galway 0-12, Pearse Stadium.

LEINSTER

May 21: First Round: Carlow 2-17 Wexford 2-13, Netwatch Cullen Park; Laois 4-15 Longford 0-16, O’Moore Park; Louth 1-19 Wicklow 1-14, Parnell Park June 3: Quarter-final: Dublin 0-19 Carlow 0-7, O’Moore Park. June 4: Quarter-finals: Kildare 1-21 Laois 1-7, Bord na Móna O’Connor Park; Meath 0-27 Louth 3-9, Parnell Park. June 11: Quarter-final: Offaly 0-10 Westmeath 0-10, Bord na Móna O’Connor Park. June 17: Quarter-final replay: Westmeath 3-17 Offaly 0-15, TEG Cusack Park; Semi-final: Kildare 2-16 Meath 0-13, Bord na Móna O’Connor Park; June 25: Semi-final: Dublin 4-29 Westmeath 0-10, Croke Park. July 16: Final: Dublin 2-23 Kildare 1-17, Croke Park.

MUNSTER

May 27: Quarter-final: Cork 1-12 Waterford 1-11, Fraher Field, Dungarvan; May 28: Quarter-final: Clare 1-13 Limerick 1-12, Cusack Park.

June 10: Semi-final: Cork 1-10 Tipperary 1-9, Pairc Ui Rinn.

June 11: Semi-final: Kerry 1-18 Clare 1-12, Ennis.

July 2: Final: Kerry 1-23 Cork 0-15, Killarney.

ULSTER

May 20: Preliminary Round: Monaghan 1-20 Fermanagh 1-11, Clones. May 21: Quarter-final: Donegal 3-19 Antrim 1-9, Ballybofey May 28: Quarter -final: Tyrone 0-22 Derry 0-11, Celtic Park June 4: Quarter-final: Down 0-15 Armagh 2-7, Newry. June 11: Quarter-final: Monaghan 1-15 Cavan 0-15, Kingspan Breffni. June 18: Semi-final: Tyrone 1-21 Donegal 1-12, Clones June 25: Semi-final: Down 1-14 Monaghan 0-15, Athletic Grounds July 16: Final: Tyrone 2-17 Down 0-15, Clones

ALL-IRELAND CHAMPIONSHIPS

June 17: Qualifiers: Round 1A: Derry 1-17 Waterford 0-13, Fraher Field, Dungarvan; Longford 2-15 Louth 1-10, Drogheda; Laois 2-16 Wicklow 3-10, Joule Park Aughrim; Sligo 0-22 Antrim 3-7, Markievicz Park. June 24: Qualifiers: Round 1B: Wexford 0-12 Limerick 0-11, Gaelic Grounds;

June 25: Qualifiers Round 1B: Carlow 0-13 London 0-12, McGovern Park, Ruislip; Armagh 0-20 Fermanagh 0-11, Athletic Grounds; Cavan 1-17 Offaly 0-16, Bord na Móna O’Connor Park, Tullamore. July 1: Qualifiers: Round 2A: Meath 0-14 Sligo 1-9, Navan; Mayo 2-21 Derry 1-13 (aet), Castlebar; Donegal 0-12 Longford 0-7, Ballybofey; Clare 2-18 Laois 0-14, Portlaoise. July 8: Qualifiers: Round 3A: Mayo 2-14 Clare 0-13, Ennis; Donegal 1-15 Meath 1-14, Navan; 2B: Tipperary 2-15 Cavan 0-18, Kingspan Breffni; Carlow 2-14 Leitrim 0-13, Netwatch Cullen Park; Monaghan 3-23 Wexford 1-11, Innovate Wexford Park; Armagh 1-12 Westmeath 1-7, TEG Cusack Park. July 15: Qualifiers: Round 3B: Monaghan 1-12 Carlow 1-7, Netwatch Cullen Park; Armagh 1-17 Tipperary 1-15, Thurles. July 22: Qualifiers: Round 4A: Mayo 0-27 Cork 2-20 (aet), Gaelic Grounds; Galway 4-17 Donegal 0-14, Markievicz Park.

July 29: Qualifiers: Round 4B: Monaghan 1-24 Down 1-16, Croke Park; Armagh 1-17 Kildare 0-17; Croke Park.

QUARTER-FINALS

July 30: Roscommon 2-9 Mayo1-12, Croke Park; Kerry 1-18 Galway 0-13, Croke Park August 5: Dublin v Monaghan, Croke Park; Tyrone v Armagh, Croke Park.

August 6: Replay: Mayo v Roscommon, Croke Park

SEMI-FINALS

August 20: Kerry v Mayo or Roscommon, Croke Park August 27: Dublin or Monaghan v Tyrone or Armagh, Croke Park

FINAL

September 17: Final