Tyrone get their short kick-out away and look to build up the field on the attack.

Ronan Cassidy finds the space to shoot and levels the sides.

Jack Duncan finds the net with four minutes to go and Westmeath have life. Can they complete a remarkable comeback?

Mayo win the ball back in their own defence and Ryan O'Donoghue fists over with a real chance of a goal on.

Darragh Beirne throws a lovely dummy and lands a great score off his left boot.

Dublin are in complete control in these closing stages as Niall Scully slips a simple pass to Con O’Callaghan, who has now amassed an impressive 1-10 this afternoon.

Tyrone win possession from the Mayo kick-out.

After some patient build-up, Ciaran Daly shoots of the right and sends it over the bar.

That score was all about the run of Michael McKernan.

Tyrone go short and retain the ball from Niall Morgan's kick-out.

Michael McKernan buries forward and slips it to Mattie Donnelly, Donnelly's shot is deflected out for a 45'

Ethan Jordan will take it, Jordan strikes and sends it to the right and wide.

Second Tyrone wide.

Tyrone win the Mayo kick-out through Brian Kennedy, Eoin McElholm has a shot which strikes the post, it falls to Ciaran Daly who is dispossessed as he shoots.

Mayo counter up the field and Enda Hession levels the sides.

Ciarán Brady brings down Colm Basquel inside the box and Dublin are awarded a penalty.

Con O’Callaghan steps up and blasts it into the top-left corner, with Liam Brady diving the wrong way. Surely no way back now for the Breffni men.

Mayo win possession from their own kick-out and go on the attack, but Paddy Durcan is turned over and Tyrone counter up the field.

Conn Kilpatrick shoots and fires over the first score of the day.

A brilliant driving run from Dublin sees Colm Basquel break forward before laying it off to Con O’Callaghan at the near post for a simple score.

Five minutes remain, with Dublin now leading by seven points.

Substitute Seán Guiden makes an immediate impact, firing over to split the posts.

Cavan also make further changes, with Cian Madden and Ryan Tobin introduced in place of Darragh Lovett and Jason McLoughlin.

Tyrone win the throw-in and set upon the attack, Kieran McGeary shoots from two-point range but leaves it wide.

Westmeath with three points on the spin but Paul Conroy replies for Galway who continue to keep a gap entering the closing stages.

Kildare referee Brendan Cawley throws the ball in and the Round 2A clash between Tyrone and Mayo is up and running in front of large crowd at Healy Park.

A simple point for Tiernan Madden from the free after advantage is played following Jason McLoughlin’s initial effort.

With 60 minutes played, Cavan make another change as Cian Madden replaces Jensen Tynan.

Whereas, Ger Brennan opts to replace Paddy Small with Sean Guiden.

Colm Basquel almost follows up his earlier score with an effort from beyond the arc, but it drifts narrowly wide.

Moments later Dublin capitalise on a poor Cavan kick-out, with Paddy Small driving forward and fisting over an easy point.

The big news on the Tyrone team is that Darragh Canavan has been added to the Red Hand panel and will take his place on the bench after missing their Round One win over Roscommon.

Malachy O'Rourke names the same team that beat the Rossies three weeks ago.

Andy Moran makes two changes to the side which beat Monaghan in Clones, Eoin McGreal replaces Bob Tuohy at midfield,

While Paddy Durcan replaces Diarmuid Duffy at wing-back.

The Mayo full-forward line from that day; Darragh Beirne (0-4), Ryan O'Donoghue (0-8) and Kobe McDonald (1-4) all retain their places after scoring 1-16 of their 1-24 total last time out.

Tyrone: Niall Morgan; Cormac Quinn, Peter Teague, Joey Clarke; Michael McKernan, Niall Devlin, Kieran McGeary; Brian Kennedy, Conn Kilpatrick; Seanie O'Donnell, Ronan Cassidy, Ciaran Daly; Eoin McElholm, Mattie Donnelly, Ethan Jordan.

Subs: Oisin O'Kane, Michael Rafferty, Aidan Clarke, Ben Cullen, Frank Burns, Ruairi McHugh, Darragh Canavan, Conor O'Neill, Ciaran Bogue, Lorcan McGarrity, Darren McCurry.

Mayo: Jack Livingstone; Jack Coyne, Donnacha McHugh, Enda Hession; Sam Callinan, David McBrien, Paddy Durcan; Eoin McGreal, Jack Carney; Hugh O'Loughlin, Conor Loftus, Jordan Flynn; Darragh Beirne, Ryan O'Donoghue, Kobe McDonald.

Subs: Rob Hennelly, Jack McMonagle, Bob Tuohy, Diarmuid Duffy, Conal Dawson, Aidan O'Shea, Stephen Coen, Paul Towey, Diarmuid O'Connor, Tommy Conroy, Cian McHale.

Referee: Brendan Cawley (Kildare)

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Colm Basquel surges down the left, cuts inside away from the retreating Cavan defence and finds space to fire over, stretching the Dublin lead to five points with 10 minutes remaining.