Roscommon pulled off a stunning 0-14 to 0-12 victory over Tyrone to reach the All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals.

The Rossies had never beaten Tyrone in Championship football but took full advantage of a lethargic display by the Red Hands in Omagh.

Tyrone were particularly poor in the opening half and trailed 0-9 to 0-3 at half time with Donie Smith, Diarmuid Murtagh, Conor Cox and Daire Cregg hitting 0-8 from play between them.

Tyrone made three half-time changes with Peter Harte and Eoin McElholm adding some bite to their attack and they closed to within a point, at 0-13 to 0-12, with six minutes to go.

Darragh Canavan and Niall Morgan battled hard and showed leadership but others failed to step up and their challenge petered out with a whimper.

Roscommon will play either Kerry, Dublin or Armagh in the last eight while Tyrone's 2024 season comes to an end in disappointing fashion.

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

"That's a cracker [from Lachlan Murray].

"He's a man that's brimming with confidence, all he's interested in is where's the goal?

"It feels like a big score that for Derry."

Diarmuid O'Connor is booked for delaying the restart.

Lachlan Murray gets his fifth point of the day and fourth from play to leave one between them.

Enda Hession replaces Jack Coyne on the Mayo team.

Diarmuid O'Connor replaces Darren McHale on the Mayo team.

Derry goalkeeper Odhran Lynch gets forward and kicks his teams third wide.

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

"It's extremely strange that Odhran Lynch came away with a yellow. If anything it was Gareth McKinless with the foot block.

"In the scheme of things, it looked quite harsh."

It looks like it's a foot block on Tommy Conroy's shot on goal.

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

"Brilliant leadership by Brendan Rogers.

"Something we've seen him over the last few years, getting it onto that trusty right foot.

"Derry are trying to calm the game down but Mayo won't allow them, they're trying to play this game at 100mph."

Brendan Rogers steadies the ship for Derry with their first score of the second half and the teams are level for a fourth time.

Gareth McKinless edges Derry in front once again.

Mayo lead for the first time in this game and it's another free from Ryan O'Donoghue, his third score.

Mayo have hit the last four scores.

Eunan Mulholland replaces Emmett Bradley on the Derry team.

13,955 the attendance here in Castlebar this evening.

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

"Two really unbelievable points from Tommy Conroy but more importantly they came from turnovers.

"The Mayo defence worked really hard to turnover Emmett Bradley in the first instance and then Odhran Lynch more recently."

Shane McGuigan hits Derry's second wide of the day off his left boot.

At the other end, Aidan O'Shea holds off a few defenders and fires over to level the game.

Oh my days, what a score!!

Tommy Conroy shoots over his shoulder off his right with the angle narrowing towards impossible.

Two for Conroy and two for Mayo to start this second half.

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

"Far better [from Mayo], loads, loads better.

"Compact defence, a good turnover and a bit quicker in transition. A brilliant start from Mayo in attack and defence."

Mayo get the first score of the second half and it comes from the boot of Tommy Conroy after winning a mark.

Brendan Cawley gets this second half underway.

Conor Loftus replaces Eoghan McLaughlin on the Mayo team at half time.

No changes to the Derry team.

Paddy Andrews
Former Dublin forward on GAAGO

"There's a difference of attitude, the type of things we haven't seen from Derry in ten weeks. There's more energy, the attitude is back.

"It's what we've seen a lot of during the spring, they're in control of this game and they deserve to be.

"Derry are controlling the game and we haven't seen that since March."

Ryan O'Donoghue taps over his second of the day and cuts the gap down to three before Brendan Cawley blows the whistle for half-time.

It's a deserved three point lead for the visitors at the break, they have dictated the pace and tempo of this game and look more like the Derry that people have grown to know over the past two and a half seasons.

Lachlan Murray has been on fire with four points including three from play.

Mayo have struggled with Derry's defensive setup.

Ryan O'Donoghue hits an extremely wild wide for Mayo who seem to have no answers to Derry's defensive setup.

Two added minutes at the end of this first half.