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Dublin and Tyrone will meet in a fortnight to decide who tops the group.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final full time: Dublin 2-26 Roscommon 0-14

It's all over at Croke Park as holders Dublin join Tyrone in the All-Ireland semi-finals with a game to spare. Roscommon are out and their Phase III clash with Cork is a dead rubber.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-26 Roscommon 0-14

Excellent from Paddy Small, who thumps over his third.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-25 Roscommon 0-14

Fenton replies in style.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-24 Roscommon 0-14

Hussey with his third point for the Rossies.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-24 Roscommon 0-13

A second excellent point for Paddy Small ... five in a row and the gap is back where it was early in the second half - 17 points.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-23 Roscommon 0-13

Rock steers over a free.

Four minutes left. Some might say it's four too many!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-22 Roscommon 0-13

Niall Scully the latest scorer.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-21 Roscommon 0-13

Rock (free) and Kevin McManamon add to the winning total.

Cooper is then yellow-carded.

Black card

MDMA decides to liven up proceedings by getting black-carded for an alleged bodycheck.

The 17-point Dublin lead is down to twelve but this game is long over.

Going through the motions here. Blow it up, ref!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-19 Roscommon 0-13

Cox slots a free. Roscommon, with 14 men, have notced six of the last seven points. Dublin's subs hardly covering themselves in glory.

2-19 to 0-12 and still a quarter of the game left to play!

It's like a hurling score every time the Dubs play!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-19 Roscommon 0-12

Jim Gavin won't be happy. Cox scores and Roscommon have landed five of the last six points.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-19 Roscommon 0-11

Sean Mullolly gets forward to strike a point for the Rossies!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-19 Roscommon 0-10

Substitute Paddy Small hits back.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-18 Roscommon 0-10

As does Conor Hussey.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-18 Roscommon 0-9

Niall Daly supplies another consolation point.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-18 Roscommon 0-8

Cox drops a free over at the Hill 16 end. Rory O'Carroll among the latest Dubs subs to come on.

Wides at either end.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-18 Roscommon 0-7

Rock (free).

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 2-17 Roscommon 0-7

Rock plants a trademark free.

Goal!

Brian Howard to O'Callagahn to Michael Darragh MacAuley and the former Footballer of the Year smashes a bullet to the net - 2-16 to 0-7!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-16 Roscommon 0-7

Within seconds of the restart, Jack McCaffrey gets the scoreboard moving again.

36,560

is the official attendance at Croke Park with Dublin, Cork, Tyrone and Roscommon all in action. Very small attendance.

Back in the starting team, Dean Rock helped himself to 1-7 in the first half.

The Dubs are so far ahead of everyone else it's getting scary. This Roscommon side beat Mayo and Galway!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final half time: Dublin 1-15 Roscommon 0-7

Eleven between them at the break and the Rossies are down to 14 men. Enough said, really.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-15 Roscommon 0-7

Rock rubs salt in the wound by floating over the free.

Red card!

It's gone from bad to worse for the Rossies as Conor Daly is sent off for a trip on O'Callaghan. He'd just been shown a yellow a few minutes ago and has now got a black. Yellow + black = red.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-14 Roscommon 0-7

Cox taps over a straightforward Rossies free.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-14 Roscommon 0-6

Mannion again. Effortless. Give them Sam now!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-13 Roscommon 0-6

Mannion points at the second attempt but Darren O'Malley did well to deny the Dubs a second goal!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-12 Roscommon 0-6

Mullolly (yellow card) fouls O'Callaghan again and Rock pops her over.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-11 Roscommon 0-6

Rock (1-5) strokes over a 20-metre free.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-10 Roscommon 0-6

Mannion increases the gap. They make this look so, so easy.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-9 Roscommon 0-6

Cox musters his third but the Dubs lead by double scores with 23 minutes played.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-9 Roscommon 0-5

But the Dubs reply instantly through O'Callaghan, who blazes a goal chance over the bar!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-8 Roscommon 0-5

A lovely Cox effort reduces the arrears to six.

Save!

Cluxton denies Murtagh after O'Callaghan's goal effort at the other end hit the woodwork.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-8 Roscommon 0-4

Brian Fenton replies instantly to Conor Hussey's point.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-7 Roscommon 0-3

Kilkenny again - that's 1-4 witout reply inside nine minutes!

Wide!

An off balance Shane Killoran blasts a Roscommon goal chance inches wide!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 1-6 Roscommon 0-3

Ciaran Kilkenny adds to the winners' tally.

Goal!

But it hardly matters as Rock palms to the net at the end of a brillant Dublin move - 1-5 to 0-3!

No point!

Hawk-Eye has determined that John Small's shot was wide!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 0-6 Roscommon 0-3

Double scores as John Small punctuates a flowing move with a superb finish!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 0-5 Roscommon 0-3

This game already assuming the expected pattern as the Dubs get on top. Rock fists a point when Dublin could have had a goal if they were arsed going for one.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 0-4 Roscommon 0-3

With his right boot, Paul Mannion misses after taking the pass from Cooper, but O'Callaghan instantly thumped over a stunning Dubs lead point!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 0-3 Roscommon 0-3

A Conor Cox free has the Rossies back on terms in the tenth minute.

Anomalous

Rock misses a free and ends up with three from three...

Keeper!

Stephen Cluxton punches away a dangerously-dropping ball!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 0-3 Roscommon 0-2

Rock nails his third free after a clear Sean Mullolly foul on Con O'Callaghan.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 0-2 Roscommon 0-2

At the Hill 16 end, Rock converts his second free.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 0-1 Roscommon 0-2

Diarmuid Murtagh edges the Connacht champions back in front. That retaken free was very, very harsh. Maybe the right call techically but other teams never get punished for running across the kicker.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 0-1 Roscommon 0-1

Rock misses a free but it's retaken and he was never going to miss it a second time!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Dublin 0-0 Roscommon 0-1

Compton, the late addition to the Rossies team, goes straight through Dublin's defence to open the scoring!

Hard to understand why Dublin announce one team and then announce a different one for practially every game. Not sure what that's all about.

A mammoth task facing the Connacht champions here considering that Cork registered 1-17 against the Dubs last week and were whacked out of sight...

It would be the shock of the century if Roscommon beat them but in sport, as in life, you never really know for sure.

Even without Dermo, that's a very strong-looking Dublin team!

Team news:

Jonny Cooper, James McCarthy and Dean Rock replace Davey Byrne, Cian O’Sullivan and Cormac Costello in the Dubs starting team.

Team news:

Colin Compton replaces Tadhg O'Rourke in the Rossies starting XV.

Attention now turns to the second second-round Qualifier at Croke Park - Dublin V Roscommon.

McShane and Harte (penalty) got the crucial goals for the Red Hands but captain Mattie Donnelly was the key man.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final full time: Tyrone 2-15 Cork 2-12

A strong second-half recovery gives Tyrone victory and sees them safely through to the All-Ireland semi-finals with a game to spare. Cork are out.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-15 Cork 2-12

McShane strokes it over...

We're in the final minute of added time. Tyrone have a free-in...

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-14 Cork 2-12

Michael Hurley's fourth has it back to a two-point game!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-14 Cork 2-11

Morgan misses the '45' and sub John O'Rourke points at the other end.

Save!

White makes a save to deny Tyrone a third goal...

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-14 Cork 2-10

Donnelly with his third on the stroke of 70 minutes. We'll have five of injury time...

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-13 Cork 2-10

Mattie Donnelly has wreaked havoc in the Cork defence since moving into the full-forward line. The yellow-carded Liam O'Donovan came off him and he's caused no end of trouble. The Red Hands captain is fouled and McShane converts the free.

Wide from Cork sub Stephen Sherlock.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-12 Cork 2-10

Connolly's 66th-minute converted free makes it a two-point game again. This has turned out to be a thrilling encounter.

End-to-end stuff in a frantic finale to this crucial Phase Two Super 8s clash.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-12 Cork 2-9

McShane swings over a free at the Davin End. Five minutes left here.

750 Tyrone men dispossess Taylor!

Seven minutes left. Tyrone have weathered the storm but Cork won't give up.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-11 Cork 2-9

And the Red Hands win the kick-out, work the ball to substitute Tiernan McCann, who points from a tight angle.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-10 Cork 2-9

The scores are flowing freely now as Harte replies!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-9 Cork 2-9

No.25 Michael Hurley with his third point since coming into the fray not long ago!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-9 Cork 2-8

Mattie Donnelly edges the Red Hands back in front a minute shy of the hour.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-8 Cork 2-8

Michael Hurley gets past two defenders and plays a one-two with Ian Maguire to fire over the leveller. Big impact!

Ooh!

At the other end, McShane almost fists a third Tyrone major.

Ooh!

Almost a third Cork goal but Connolly's first-time soccer-style effort goes wide!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-8 Cork 2-7

Sub Michael Hurley replies with a fisted point as the Rebels refuse to throw in the towel.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-8 Cork 2-6

Mattie Donnelly doubles the difference as we move into the fourth quarter.

Tiernan McCann and Michael Hurley enter the action.

Connolly misses a Cork free from 45 metres - great chance to equalise.

Tyrone lead by a point with 50 minutes played.

Sub

Paul Kerrigan replaces the ineffective Brian Hurley in Cork's team.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Tyrone 2-7 Cork 2-6

Connolly replies with an excellent point.

Goal!

Harte goes right and beats Mark White - 2-7 to 2-5! That was a very quick turnaround! 2-2 in no time at all...

Penalty!

Niall Sludden is pushed in the back and Tyrone have a penalty now...

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 2-5 Tyrone 1-7

And the gap is just a point now as Harte strokes over a free on 45 minutes!

An easy finish at the end of a devastating move...

Goal!

The cat is back amongst the pigeons! Mattie Donnelly to McKernan to McShane and the Red Hands have a goal - 2-5 to 1-6!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 2-5 Tyrone 0-6

McShane taps over the free after Kieran McGeary was fouled, with 42 minutes played.

Tyrone's Michael McKernan is booked.

At the other end, McShane hits the woodwork for the second time.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 2-5 Tyrone 0-5

Sean White gives the southerners the first score of the second half! Great run and finish!

Three subs!

Richie Donnelly, Padraig Hampsey and Michael Cassidy are both in as half-time subs for the border county.

And the action resumes...

Tyrone reappear. Are they going to get stuck in? They were like a team of ghosts in the first half.

Cork out first for the second half. Tyrone keeping them waiting. The Red Hands are probably getting a rollicking or something that rhymes with it.

This game has been played completely on Cork's terms so far and they look like they are going to go on to win it. But who knows what'll happen when the action resumes? That's the beauty of sport. Stay with us for the second 35...

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final half time: Cork 2-4 Tyrone 0-5

Those goals from Connolly and Loughrey at the start of each quarter have the Rebels ahead by double scores at the break!

Cork's Kevin O'Driscoll is the second player to be yellow-carded.

We'll have three minutes of injury time at the end of the first half. McShane hits the post.

Ruairi Deane is fouled and Connolly fires the Cork free wide at the Davin End.

Cork by double scores after half an hour.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 2-4 Tyrone 0-5

Harte's free goes over after Collins is penalised for a clumsy challenge on McShane.

Cork continue to control the game.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 2-4 Tyrone 0-4

Peter Harte sneaks forward and hammers over his second point.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 2-4 Tyrone 0-3

Connolly arrows over a free from the ground and this game looks over after 26 minutes. Hard to see how Tyrone can claw back a seven-point deficit if they are in ultra defensive mode.

The Rebels lording it in midfield. The Red Hands playing with practically their entire team behind the ball ... they look like Carlow.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 2-3 Tyrone 0-3

Conor Meyler gets forward to reduce the arrears but Tyrone are in big trouble here.

Seven points between them. Cork have been a breath of fresh air this summer. The first big team to throw off the shackles and base their game on pure attack and they are reaping the dividends!

Goal!

My oh my! This is unbelievable stuff! The Rebels have found the net again - a brilliant finish to the top left corner of the net by James Loughrey of all people! 2-3 to 0-2!

A brilliant opening 15 minutes for Cork. They have effortlessly eased four points clear. Tyrone chasing shadows so far.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 1-3 Tyrone 0-2

Collins nails the free and the gap is four.

Yellow card

Colm Cavanagh wil have to be careful for the rest of the evening as he goes into the book for a high challenge.

The Rebels lose Tomas Clancy to injury but have a readymade replacement in James Loughrey.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 1-2 Tyrone 0-2

Wing back Mattie Taylor restores the beaten Munster finalists' goal advantage.

Ten minutes gone, two scores each, but one of Cork's is a goal...

Morgan comes upfield and drills a Tyrone free wide.

Hard to believe how easy Cork got through the Tyrone defence from throw-in. The Red Hands were caught cold!

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 1-1 Tyrone 0-2

Peter Harte pops over a free, again the Red Hands got an attack going with a short Niall Morgan restart.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 1-1 Tyrone 0-1

The atmosphere here is eerie ... sort of like the echo-y sounds you get inside a swimming pool, as Mark Collins bangs over a Cork free.

What an unbelievable start to this game! Pity there aren't more people here to see it...

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Cork 1-0 Tyrone 0-1

Cathal McShane replies off his left foot at the Hill 16 end - still in the first minute!

Goal!

What a start for Cork! Luke Connolly fires the ball low to the net inside 15 seconds!

Phase II of the Super 8s is two minutes away...

Tyrone starting as selected.

Team news:

Stephen Cronin replaces James Loughrey in the Cork starting XV.

The rejuvenated Rebels stayed with Dublin for an hour here last weekend, so they certainly appear to have the ammunition to trouble the Red Hands today. Having said that, Mickey Harte's men have improved dramatically since losing to Donegal.

Tyrone (SF v Cork) – Niall Morgan; Hugh Pat McGeary, Ronan McNamee, Rory Brennan; Michael McKernan, Kieran McGeary, Frank Burns; Colm Cavanagh, Brian Kennedy; Mattie Donnelly, Niall Sludden, Peter Harte; Darren McCurry, Cathal McShane, Conor Meyler.

Cork (Super 8s v Tyrone): Mark White; James Loughrey, Thomas Clancy, Kevin Flahive; Liam O’Donovan, Tomas Clancy, Mattie Taylor; Ian Maguire, Killian O’Hanlon; Kevin O’Driscoll, Sean White, Ruairi Deane; Mark Collins, Brian Hurley, Luke Connolly.

Ten minutes to throw-in in the curtain-raiser at Croke Park. Disappointing crowd here for what should be one of the biggest games of the year.

I'll be back in 90 minutes or so with a build up and the latest team news followed by a live blog on the action.

Victories for Dublin and Tyrone would leave Group Two effectively done and dusted with a round to go. Can the Rossies or the Rebels throw a spanner (or two) in the works?

In today's games, Tyrone take on Cork at 5pm, followed by the meeting of All-Ireland champions Dublin and Connacht kingpins Roscommon at 7pm.

Seconds away, Round Two!

Rond Two of the SFC Qualifiers is down for decision this weekend, with two mouth-watering double-headers at Croke Park.