Mayo beat Kerry in thriller to end 75-year All-Ireland wait

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Mayo beat Kerry in thriller to end 75-year All-Ireland wait

BBC Sport · 3 hours ago

After three-quarters of a century without a championship, Mayo secured their fourth All-Ireland title through a closely contested match against Kerry that showcased both teams' intensity. The Westerners overcame an early deficit to eventually emerge victorious, with their relentless approach throughout the game ultimately proving decisive in a contest decided by just three points.

The victory marked a significant milestone for manager Andy Moran in his inaugural season, and saw young talent Kobe McDonald become a champion at just 18 before departing for Australia. The emotional response from Mayo's squad reflected the immense weight of expectation and decades of disappointment that preceded this breakthrough moment.

  • Mayo ended a 75-year championship drought with a three-point victory over Kerry in the All-Ireland Senior Football final
  • After trailing early, Mayo mounted a second-half surge to secure their fourth All-Ireland title
  • The win marked a breakthrough for new manager Andy Moran in his inaugural season with the county

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