Mayo, who came into the game buoyed by their impressive extra-time win over All-Ireland champions Galway, were 0-8 to 0-7 ahead at the interval, mainly due to Conor O’Shea’s prosperity in the full-forward line.
But the home time totally dominated the second half, helped by a few shrewd substitutions from manager Nigel Dineen.
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