Con Sweeney's 1-4 from placed balls for Tipperary sees at the head of the football scorers' chart with Galway's Shane Walsh in second spot.

Sweeney was the top scorer in the league but his championship tally of 4-19 (31) is well within range of the chasing pack.

Walsh is on 1-24 (27) while Cillian O'Connor has 2-18 (24) to his name.

Fermanagh's Sean Quigley has the highest average score per game so far with 11.5.

Sweeney with 3-7 is the leading scorer from play.

He also has four goals to his name, as does Meath's Michael Newman.

The highest individual game tally so far belongs to Sean Quigley (2-8 v Laois).

Given their scoring prowess so far in the championship, you might expect some Dublin players to be there or there about but Cormac Costello, who hasn't started a game for them, is their leading scorer with 1-9. Bernard Brogan, who missed the Leinster semi-final, is on 1-7, as is Kevin McManamon.

Overall - championship football top scorer
Con Sweeney, Tipperary 4-19 (31) 6.2avg
Shane Walsh, Galway 1-24 (27) 6.75avg
Cillian O'Connor, Mayo 2-18 (24)8.0avg
Sean Quigley, Fermanagh 3-14 (23) 11.5avg
Donie Kingston, Laois 0-23 (23) 4.6avg
Ross Munnelly, Laois 0-21 (21) 4.2avg
Barry Grogan, Tipperary 2-14 (20) 4.0avg
Ian Ryan, Limerick 0-19 (19) 4.75avg
Conor McManus, Monaghan 1-16 (19) 4.75avg
David Tubridy, Clare 1-16 (19) 3.8avg

From play - championship football top scorer
Con Sweeney, Tipperary 3-7 (16) 3.2avg
Shane McGrath, Clare 1-12 (15) 3.0avg
Danny Cummins, Galway 2-9 (15) 3.0avg
Conor Laverty, Down 2-8 (14) 3.5avg
Shane Walsh, Galway 1-10 (13) 3.25avg
Jamie Clarke, Armagh 0-13 (13) 2.6avg
Ross Munnelly, Laois 0-12 (12) 2.4avg
Michael Newman, Meath 3-3 (12) 6.0avg