Mayo lost 16-13 to Kerry, struggling with scoring drought and defensive issues, raising doubts about their new strategy.

Mayo lost 16-13 to Kerry in a National Football League clash, dropping close to elimination after a slow start and 28-minute scoring drought. Kerry’s strong second-quarter surge, led by Seán O'Shea and Dylan Geaney, overwhelmed Mayo, who missed 14 scores. The defeat raises questions about Andy Moran’s new offensive strategy, which showed promise against Galway but exposed defensive flaws. The match is seen as a crucial test for Mayo’s tactical approach. Meath remains unchanged in its Division Two clash with Tyrone, relying on a consistent lineup and adapted tactics to stay in the promotion race.