All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals: Cork 0-9 Mayo 0-9 (HT); Kerry v Tyrone, 6.15pm, Croke Park

All-Ireland Minor Hurling Final: Limerick 2-12 Tipperary 1-14 (FT)

Here’s the Gavin O’Brien goal that set up Limerick’s last-gasp win over Tipperary in the minor hurling final.

Half-time: Cork 0-9 Mayo 0-9

34 Mins: Cork have a late breach of the the three-up rule, which is really daft considering Mayo have a chance to get level before half-time now. O’Donoghue kicks and O’Donoghue scores; a draw game now. Cork 0-9 Mayo 0-9

32 Mins: Jones is the real livewire for Cork, and he cuts through the defence and fists it over. Stephen Coen comes out to block and flattens the full-forward, receiving a yellow card. Cork 0-9 Mayo 0-7

30 Mins: Ryan O’Donoghue has an ambitious attempt at goal, but it hits Ian Maguire’s lanky legs and the attack comes to nothing. Cork 0-8 Mayo 0-7

28 Mins: Steven Sherlock drives over a lovely 45′ to put Cork back in front. Cork 0-8 Mayo 0-7

26 Mins: Back in Croker, Mayo are level thanks to a Ryan O’Donoghue point and an incredible McDonald two-pointer. Cork 0-7 Mayo 0-7

62 Mins: GOAL for Limerick! The game is level after a Gavin O’Brien goal. After all Tipp’s dominance, Limerick edge in front with a Ryan Horgan point. One last sideline for Tipp to level it, but it’s wide. Limerick are minor All-Ireland hurling champions!

Full-time: Limerick 2-12 Tipperary 1-14

21 Mins: Darragh Beirne gets another score for Mayo, but Steven Sherlock responds with a classy right-footed effort. Cork 0-6 Mayo 0-4

57 Mins: Tipperary’s Conor Kennedy hits a point to put two in it for Tipp. They look to be in a good spot now. Limerick 1-11 Tipperary 1-13

19 Mins: Chris Óg Jones makes a super run through the middle, feeds Ian Maguire, and the big midfielder knocks it over. Cork 0-5 Mayo 0-3

17 Mins: Apparently the ball is flat, so Martin McNally stops the game and Cork have to set up a slow attack. The Rebels get a free outside the arc, which means a big chance for Sherlock. It’s actually Mark Cronin who kicks it, curling it over superbly. Cork 0-4 Mayo 0-3

51 Mins: Another Limerick score, and only a point in the minor hurling final again. Limerick 1-11 Tipperary 1-12

13 Mins: Mayo get a brilliant score, starting when Kobe McDonald fists the ball over the head of his man and runs on to it. It’s worked in to Beirne, who pops it over. Cork 0-2 Mayo 0-3

48 Mins: After a couple of Limerick scores in a row, Chris Dunne puts two in it again. Limerick 1-10 Tipperary 1-12

11 Mins: Looked like it could have been a penalty for Mayo, as Maurice Shanley catches O’Donoghue in front of goal. Referee not interested this time. Cork 0-2 Mayo 0-2

10 Mins: Chris Óg Jones makes a wonderful tackle to stop a Mayo goal chance. Then Colm O’Callaghan judges the breeze well and gets Cork’s second point. Cork 0-2 Mayo 0-2

8 Mins: Dara Sheedy and Brian O’Driscoll both hit disappointing wides, which probably indicates a tough breeze at the Davin Stand end. Cork 0-1 Mayo 0-2

43 Mins: Tipp had managed three scores in a row, but Gavin O’Brien gets an important score to leave just three in it. Limerick 1-8 Tipperary 1-11

5 Mins: A first save of the day from Jack Livingstone. He’s been busy in the Mayo goal already this season, and he makes a fine save from a low effort by Chris Óg Jones. The game looks very open so far. Sherlock puts the 45′ wide. Cork 0-1 Mayo 0-2

4 Mins: Steven Sherlock curls over a lovely 45′ to get himself up and running for today. Cork 0-1 Mayo 0-2

2 Mins: Kobe McDonald and Ryan O’Donoghue make a quick start for Mayo. Cork 0-0 Mayo 0-2

36 Mins: Chris Dunne gets a magnificent score, fielding a puckout and lofting it over the bar. Waters responds quickly for the hosts though, and they look more up for it in this half. Limerick 1-7 Tipperary 1-9

33 Mins: Eamonn O’Sullivan gets the first score of the half and there’s only two in it now. Limerick 1-6 Tipperary 1-8

Here are the teams to start the first football quarter-final in Croke Park, including late changes on both teams.

Mayo: Jack Livingstone; Jack Coyne, Donnacha McHugh, Eoin McGreal; Sam Callinan, David McBrien, Enda Hession; Bob Tuohy, Jack Carney; Stephen Coen, Paul Towey, Jordan Flynn; Darragh Beirne, Ryan O’Donoghue, Kobe McDonald.

Cork: Patrick Doyle; Maurice Shanley, Daniel O’Mahony, Seán Meehan; Brian O’Driscoll, Tommy Walsh, Rory Maguire; Ian Maguire, Colm O’Callaghan; Paul Walsh, Dara Sheedy, Seán McDonnell; Mark Cronin, Chris Óg Jones, Steven Sherlock.

32 Mins: Penalty for Limerick! Limerick get a lifeline after being on the backfoot all half.

GOAL for Limerick! Shane Waters sends the ‘keeper the wrong way and Limerick are back in it.

Half-time: Limerick 1-5 Tipperary 1-8

26 Mins: GOAL for Tipperary! Chris Dunne is having a great game individuallly and finishes low into the bottom corner for the game’s opening goal. Limerick 0-5 Tipperary 1-7

15 Mins: Tipp have had the best of it so far. Chris Dunne gets the latest score under pressure for the Premier County. Limerick 0-3 Tipperary 0-5

9 Mins: Conail Morrisson does excellently to shake off his man and pop over his second score. Limerick 0-2 Tipperary 0-3

5 Mins: It’s a level game again. Tipp popped over two in a row, but Limerick hit back with a free from Shane Waters from around halfway. Limerick 0-2 Tipperary 0-2

1 Mins: The All-Ireland minor hurling final is underway, and Limerick open the scoring with a fine score from Diarmuid Crowe. Tipp had made a goal chance from the throw-in, but were blocked down brilliantly. Limerick 0-1 Tipperary 0-0

Denis Walsh takes a look at Mayo’s Andy Moran ahead of the biggest day of his managerial career so far. His positive mindset always made him stick out as a player and a leader on the Mayo team of the 2010s, and now he faces a tough test at the helm of the county.

[Mayo’s Andy Moran still fighting the slope, but always looking up]

Gordon Manning and Malachy Clerkin look ahead to this weekend’s actions, giving predicitions for all of today’s games.

[Weekend GAA fixtures: All-Ireland football quarter-finals throw-in times and TV details]

Kerry seem to have mastered the art of ‘peaking’, hitting top form at just the right moment after some early wobbles. This year and last year they have used Armagh as the stepping stone to reach that level, and now they don’t even have to worry about meeting Donegal later on. Conor McManus says that Jack O’Connor’s men are a totally different proposition at this stage of the championship than they had been before.

[Conor McManus: Ulster power cuts leave Kerry’s surge looking irresistible]

Hello and welcome to live coverage of today’s championship action. We’re down to the last eight in the football championship, as the first two semi-finalists will be confirmed later today.

First, Cork take on Mayo at 4pm. After a drab performance in the Munster final, Cork rattled off wins over Meath and Donegal to qualify as a seed, while Mayo had to stage a late comeback over Meath to reach this stage.

Then Kerry face one of their most formidable modern rivals in Tyrone (6.15pm), but the Red Hand County are no longer the Kingdom’s bogey team. Last year, Kerry put them to the sword in the semi-finals before lifting the Sam Maguire.

Meanwhile, there’s also the minor hurling final between Limerick and Tipperary at the Gaelic Grounds at 3pm. Stay with us throughout the day for updates on all the action.