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Mayo players prior to their All-Ireland Senior Football Championship clash with Tyrone in Healy Park. Pic: Sportsfile
Mayo players Jack Coyne and Paddy Durcan have been named in the latest GAA.ie Football Team of the week.
The two Mayo defenders were crucial in Mayo’s win in Omagh, where they overcame Tyrone in a game where most wrote off Mayo’s chances.
Castlebar’s Paddy Durcan was named as the man of the match in the game as the Castlebar Mitchels man kicked three points in what was his first start since he suffered a serious knee injury.
READ MORE: Longford star with Mayo links records man-of-the-match display
Jack Coyne was faced with keeping tabs on Tyrone’s attackers, in which the Ballyhaunis man did so with great effect.
Mayo now face Donegal next in what will define the Championship campaign for the men in green and red.
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