Two-goal Mayo turn the tide against Kerry
In a niggly affair in front of 8,123 in Fitzgerald Stadium, Mayo effectively ended this 2014 All-Ireland semi-final reunion in the 52nd minute when Kevin McLoughlin found a top corner of the net. The Kerry defence were virtually stationary as Mayo cultivated the chance from a short free, which wasn't exactly taken with haste.
Tommy Walsh made his first Kerry appearance since the 2009 final as a half-time substitute for Bryan Sheehan. Despite claiming a couple of kick-outs, he ended the game on the sideline after picking up a leg injury.
