The quick and long ball to Tommy Conroy works for Mayo as he lands their fourth point.

Ryan O'Donoghue fires over an easy free for the second time in the game to bring Mayo level with Dublin.

Cormac Costello shows his confidence there as he takes a shot on and lands his point from distance, when he had options to pass.

Dublin ahead by one.

Colm Basquel cuts inside from the left flank and hammers over a fine right-foot strike for Dublin.

Nice play. We're level again.

That's a great score from Mayo's Ryan O'Donoghue.

Lovely control on the shot as he edges his side ahead again after eight minutes.

That's more like it from Dublin as Cormac Costello shifts the ball on to his left foot and fires over a lovely point.

The Dubs off the mark five and a half minutes in.

That's another easy one for Mayo keeper Colm Reape as he collects a weak shot.

Two of those in the first four minutes from Dublin.

Niall Scully tries his luck with a shot for Dublin but it's easily saved.

That was ambitious to say the least.

Ryan O'Donoghue was never going to pass up that opportunity as he lands an early free from close range.

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The match is underway and Mayo have an immediate free.

Is that your man off Homes Under The Hammer?

Dion Dublin taking it all in at Croke Park ahead of throw-in.

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The Mayo fans are in the stands at Croke Park.

Will they be celebrating come full time?

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GAA teams love a few last-minute changes to their line-ups, don't they.

There are a few for this game.

Dublin have made four changes, with Eoin Murchan in for Jack McCaffrey, Davy Byrne in for Newcombe, Paul Mannion in for Ciarán Kilkenny and Cormac Costello replacing Paddy Small.

One late change for Mayo, too, with Sam Callinanin in for Jason Doherty on the half-forward line.

Jack McCaffrey has recovered from a hamstring injury in time to take his place in the Dublin starting line-up, meaning Eoin Murchan drops to the bench.

Midfielder Matthew Ruane returns for Mayo, taking the place of Kevin McLoughlin with Pádraig O'Hora in the full-back line ahead of Sam Callinan.

Dublin: Stephen Cluxton; Daire Newcombe, Michael Fitzsimons, Lee Gannon; James McCarthy, John Small, Jack McCaffrey; Brian Fenton, Brian Howard; Ciaran Kilkenny, Sean Bugler, Niall Scully; Paddy Small, Con O'Callaghan, Colm Basquel.

Subs: Evan Comerford, David Byrne, Cormac Costello, Craig Dias, Tom Lahiff, Sean MacMahon, Paul Mannion, Eoin Murchan, Cian Murphy, Lorcan O'Dell, Dean Rock.

Mayo: Colm Reape; Jack Coyne, David McBrien, Padraig O'Hora; Paddy Durcan, Stephen Coen, Eoghan McLaughlin; Matthew Ruane, Diarmuid O'Connor; Jason Doherty, Jack Carney, Jordan Flynn; Aidan O'Shea, Tommy Conroy, Ryan O'Donoghue.

Subs: Rory Byrne, Sam Callinan, James Carr, Enda Hession, Conor Loftus, Fionn McDonagh, Darren McHale, Donnacha McHugh, Kevin McLoughlin, Cillian O'Connor, Bob Tuohy.

It's now three down, one to go as we turn our attention to the last quarter-final of this action-packed weekend.

Kerry, Monaghan and Derry have all booked their place in the last four of the All-Ireland Championship and now Dublin and Mayo are set to do battle to see who joins them.

It's the latest chapter in a rivalry that has produced some of the finest championship games of the 21st century, and which more often than not has ended with Dublin delight and Mayo misery.

Indeed, since Mayo's All-Ireland semi-final win in 2012, Dublin have won six and drawn two of the last nine meetings.

As we've done throughout the weekend, we will have live text commentary of the game with a match report to follow. Enjoy.

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Derry's Gareth McKinless: "Any time we go out we want to set our stall out and defend well all over the pitch, and that will allow us to attack. We sat down at half-time, talked over things and thankfully it was a wee bit better in the second half.

"Cork have a number of players all over the pitch who need watched. At the end of the day, we are a team collective. We do it together and we battle it out.

"Any day that you get to grace this pitch is a good day. When you grow up as a child you think of playing at Croke Park. You can't put into words what they mean, it means the world to us and I'm just glad we another chance at it."

Enda McGinley
Former Tyrone All-Ireland winner on RTE

Professional job done by Derry. Today was not a particularly good game from either team, plenty of things to work on for Derry but they have got the job done.

They have aspirations of an All-Ireland title, now they know the big game will be coming in the semi-final.

Don't forget, we still have Dublin against Mayo to come.

The draw for the semi-finals will take place after that one, so Derry and Monaghan will find out their last-four opponents then.

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