That's it from us after a hugely dramatic afternoon and evening of All-Ireland SFC Preliminary Quarter-final action.

Galway proved too strong for Monaghan in the first of this weekend's four ties and then Roscommon upset the odds by defeating Tyrone on their own patch to qualify for the last eight.

And the best was saved until last as a hugely exciting encounter ended with Derry beating Mayo in a penalty shootout after the sides had been locked together at full-time and extra-time!

We will be back tomorrow with text updates of the Tailteann Cup semi-finals involving Antrim and Down, plus news of the final All-Ireland quarter-final between Louth and Cork at Inniskeen.

Until then, enjoy what remains of your Saturday evening.

Man of the Match Gareth McKinless speaking on GAAGo. "We came here, we knew what we could bring and we brought it today in spades. When we look back at the video, we'll be annoyed we didn't finish it off in normal time but, look, we're into the next round and that's it.

"It's the same with any sports team, if you're at the top, or trying to get there, you'll get criticism when you're not performing. Some of it was deserved, we weren't at ourselves over the last number of weeks and maybe months.

"We sat down, we looked at it, we ironed it out. We knew Mayo was probably the hardest team in the draw, we knew coming down to Castlebar wouldn't be easy but we set up with a gameplan and we executed it.

"It's a cruel way to go out and I feel for Mayo. Someone has to win at the end of the day and thank God it was us."

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Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on GAAGO

"What a game, credit to both sides.

"Brilliant from Derry to show that character and composure.

"Derry march on, Mayo bow out, but what a game, what a contest, it had everything right to the very end."

Conor Doherty to win it for Derry...SCORES. 4-3 Derry they have won it!!

What a rollercoaster and Mickey Harte's men they will be in Croke Park for next week's quarter-finals.

Conor Loftus to keep Mayo in it...top left class, 3-3.

Ciaran McFaul for Derry...SCORES, 3-2 Derry.

Ryan O'Donoghue for Mayo...SAVED by Odhran Lynch and it's still 2-2.

Ethan Doherty for Derry...wide and it's 2-2 after three each.

Diarmuid O'Connor for Mayo...scores and it's 2-2.

Conor Glass for Derry...scores rocket top left 2-1 and advantage Derry.

Paul Towey for Mayo...misses and hits the post! It's stays 1-1

Shane McGuigan first up for Derry...scores and it's 1-1

Cillian O'Connor up first for Mayo...scores, rocket top left. WOW

Paddy Andrews
Former Dublin forward on GAAGO

"The last 40 minutes of football have been unbelievable.

"It's been Championship at its best."

Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on GAAGO

"Maybe it was a slow burner.

"Maybe each team was poor at times but as regards to excitement right to the end, we're getting absolutely everything here.

"Derry have a really good record on penalties. You need cool heads, composure and good goalkeepers."

We are headed for a penalty shoot-out.

Jordan Flynn shoots over for Mayo, half a minute left.

Ryan O'Donoghue sends a free wide for Mayo.

Two added minutes.

One between them again as Conor Loftus fires over from play.

Shane McGuigan edges Derry two in front once again.