The Rebels face the long trek to Donegal to face Jim McGuinness's side

Micheál Burns' red card in Killarney changed everything and it would be interesting to know how the match officials came to the (correct) decision. Did they use video footage at half-time? If so is this permitted?

Tactical adjustments, kickout battles and a growing rivalry dominate anticipation ahead of blockbuster championship clash in Killarney

If Monaghan and Westmeath are to claim surprise provincial football titles Sunday, they've a lot to get right - but expect them to cause plenty of problems for the favourites

The Kerry defence deserve massive credit for Sunday's win. In the second half they limited Cork to 1-2. While Cork did themselves no favours, the Kerry backs stood out with a disciplined and cohesive performance.

Cork looked primed as they take on a slightly vulnerable Kerry - but can they take that next step?

Elsewhere a hard-working Dublin team showed they are not done yet, and Westmeath just about earned the right to play them in the Leinster Final.

Tyrone now have either six or seven weeks depending on the draw to prepare for Sam Maguire. Importantly, they have something to build on

Kerry go chasing a rare back-to-back All-Ireland, doubly difficult because corner get cut. Fatigue with each other and with the road can set in. There is a comfort and lack of crankiness in the environment

Donegal showed the best way to deal with Kerry's much-vaunted attack is to starve them of possession. You can be sure that anyone else with All-Ireland ambitions will also have sat up and taken notice