Tired Tyrone may struggle against Dubs

Tyrone may well be slight favourites, but do they have the legs to out-last Dublin today on what is their fifth visit to Croke Park in six weeks?

Sat, 27 Aug, 2005 - 02:00

Tyrone may well be slight favourites, but do they have the legs to out-last Dublin today on what is their fifth visit to Croke Park in six weeks?

82,000 spectators will pile into headquarters as the All-Ireland SFC quarter-final replay verdict unfolds from 2.30pm onwards. Whoever wins will face Ulster champions Armagh tomorrow week in the last four.

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