Penalty was the turning point according to Cavanagh

Tyrone's Sean Cavanagh was left ruing the scoring blitz by Mayo at the start of the second half which turned today's All-Ireland SFC semi-final in their favour.

Penalty was the turning point according to Cavanagh
Sun, 25 Aug, 2013 - 23:55

Tyrone's Sean Cavanagh was left ruing the scoring blitz by Mayo at the start of the second half which turned today's All-Ireland SFC semi-final in their favour.

The Red Hands led by four points (0-7 to 0-3) approaching half-time and were good value for that lead, however Mayo turned the screw to hit 1-7 without reply either side of the break.

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