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Mayo GAA manager Andy Moran must have been happy about his team making it two wins from two in the Allianz Football League Division 1.
His men dealt with a disappointing Dublin in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park on Sunday.
We rated each Mayo players' performance afterwards.
READ NEXT: PLAYER RATINGS: How did the Mayo GAA players fare against Dublin?
And then we asked for your opinion: Who did you think was man-of-the-match against Dublin?
It might not come as a big surprise, that Belmullet sharpshooter and playmaker Ryan O'Donoghue came out on top with a share of 47.6 per cent of the vote.
The second most votes amassed Ballina Stephenites livewire Sam Callinan. The half-back received 14.7 per cent of the votes.
Then there is a gap in the results. Third best in your opinion was Darragh Beirne. The Claremorris attacker claimed a share of 8.1 per cent of the votes.
WATCH: 'Robbie has matured a lot': Full press conference with Andy Moran and Rory Brickenden
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