2017 All - Ireland senior football Championship final - wikipedia 2017 All - Ireland senior football Championship final 2017 All - Ireland Senior Football Championship Final Event 2017 All - Ireland Senior Football Championship Dublin Mayo 1 - 17 1 - 16 Date 17 September 2017 Venue Croke Park, Dublin Man of the Match James McCarthy Referee Joe McQuillan ( Cavan ) Attendance 82,243 Weather 16 ° C, fine ← 2016 2018 → The 2017 All - Ireland Senior Football Championship Final, the 130th event of its kind and the culmination of the 2017 All - Ireland Senior Football Championship, was played at Croke Park in Dublin on 17 September 2017. The final was the fourth occasion that the two counties met in the final, following matches in 1921, 2013 and 2016. Prior to the game, Dublin were seeking their third consecutive All - Ireland title, while Mayo were aiming for their first All - Ireland since 1951. The same two counties played in the ladies ' All - Ireland final. This is only the second time that the final pairing has been the same in the men 's and ladies ' championships ; the first time was in 1982, when Kerry played Offaly in the men 's and ladies ' finals. The final was shown live in Ireland on RTÉ Two as part of The Sunday Game live programme, presented by Michael Lyster from Croke Park, with studio analysis from Joe Brolly, Pat Spillane, and Colm O'Rourke. Match commentary was provided by Ger Canning with analysis by Dessie Dolan. The game was also shown live on Sky Sports, presented by Rachel Wyse and Brian Carney. Dublin won the final by a point on a 1 - 17 to 1 - 16 scoreline to claim their third title in a row, the first time this has happened since 1921 - 23. The final was played before a capacity attendance of 82,243 people. The match drew a peak audience of 1.3 million, which made it the most watched RTÉ broadcast of 2017, surpassing the hurling final. Contents 1 Paths to the final 1.1 Mayo 1.2 Dublin 2 Pre-match 2.1 Jubilee team 2.2 Ticketing 2.3 Related events 3 Match 3.1 Officials 3.2 Build - up 3.3 Team news 3.4 Summary 3.5 Details 3.6 Trophy presentation 3.7 Reaction 3.8 Celebrations 4 References 5 External links Paths to the final The two teams had widely varying paths to the final. Whereas Mayo struggled ( losing to Galway, needing extra time to beat Derry and Cork and replays to beat Roscommon and Kerry ), Dublin breezed to the final, winning their five games by 12, 31, 9, 10 and 12 points respectively. Mayo 21 May 2017 14 : 00 Connacht Quarter - Final Mayo 2 - 14 -- 0 - 11 Sligo Cillian O'Connor 1 - 6 ( 0 - 5f ), Diarmuid O'Connor 1 - 0, Fergal Boland and Andy Moran 0 - 2 each, Patrick Durcan, Kevin McLoughlin, Jason Doherty, Danny Kirby 0 - 1 each Report Adrian Marren 0 - 4 ( 0 - 2f, 1 ' 45 ), Mark Breheny ( 0 - 2f ) and Stephen Coen 0 - 2 each, Aidan Devaney ( 0 - 1f ), Paddy O'Connor, Niall Murphy 0 - 1 each MacHale Park, Castlebar Attendance : 14,661 Referee : Sean Hurson ( Tyrone ) 11 June 2017 16 : 00 Connacht Semi-Final Galway 0 - 15 -- 1 - 11 Mayo Sean Armstong 0 - 6 ( 3f, 3 ' 45 ), Damien Comer 0 - 2, G Sice 0 - 2 ( 2f ), G Bradshaw, Johnny Heaney, Shane Walsh, Michael Daly, Eamonn Brannigan 0 - 1 each. Report Cillian O'Connor 0 - 6 ( 5f ), Kevin McLoughlin 1 - 1, P Durcan, Fergal Boland, Diarmuid O'Connor, Andy Moran 0 - 1 each. Pearse Stadium, Galway Attendance : 22,046 Referee : Joe McQuillan ( Cavan ) 1 July 2017 5 : 00 PM Qualifier Round 2A Mayo 2 - 21 -- 1 - 13 ( AET ) Derry Cillian O'Connor 0 - 12 ( 0 - 9f, 1 ' 45 ) ; Conor Loftus 1 - 1, Jason Doherty 1 - 1, Andy Moran 0 - 2, Kevin McLoughlin, Aidan O'Shea, Diarmuid O'Connor, Lee Keegan, Patrick Durcan 0 - 1 each Report Niall Loughlin 0 - 6 ( 5f ), Mark Lynch 1 - 1, Ryan Bell 0 - 3, Benny Heron, James Kielt, Danny Heavron 0 - 1 each MacHale Park, Castlebar Attendance : 11,433 Referee : M Deegan ( Laois ) 8 July 2017 5.00 PM Qualifier Round 3A Mayo 2 - 14 -- 0 - 13 Clare Cillian O'Connor 1 - 5 ( 5f ), Diarmuid O'Connor 1 - 1, Andy Moran 0 - 3, Kevin McLoughlin 0 - 2, Lee Keegan, Keith Higgins, and Aidan O'Shea 0 - 1 each Report David Tubridy 0 - 4 ( 4fs ), Eoin Cleary 0 - 3 ( 2fs ), Keelan Sexton 0 - 2 ( 1 45 ), Jamie Malone, Sean Collins, Gary Brennan, and Gearoid O'Brien 0 - 1 each Cusack Park, Ennis Attendance : 11,576 Referee : Sean Hurson ( Tyrone ) 22 July 5 : 00pm Qualifier Round 4A Mayo 0 - 27 -- 2 - 20 ( AET ) Cork Cillian O'Connor 0 - 11 ( 0 - 4f, 1 ' 45 ), Andy Moran 0 - 4, Aidan O'Shea 0 - 3, Patrick Durcan and Conor Loftus 0 - 2 each, Keith Higgins, Lee Keegan, Tom Parsons, Diarmuid O'Connor, Jason Doherty 0 - 1 each Report Donncha O'Connor 0 - 6 ( 0 - 4f ), Luke Connolly 1 - 1 ( 0 - 1f ), Sean Powter 1 - 0, John O'Rourke, Paul Kerrigan, Colm O'Neill ( 0 - 1f ) 0 - 3 each, Michael Hurley 0 - 2, Tomas Clancy and Barry O'Driscoll 0 - 1 each Gaelic Grounds, Limerick Attendance : 13,505 Referee : Ciaran Branagan ( Down ) 30 July 4 : 00 pm All - Ireland Quarter - final Mayo 1 - 12 -- 2 - 9 Roscommon Lee Keegan 1 - 3, Cillian O'Connor 0 - 3 ( 0 - 2f ), Patrick Durcan and Andy Moran 0 - 2 each, Colm Boyle and Jason Doherty 0 - 1 each Report Ciaran Murtagh 1 - 2 ( 0 - 2f ), Fintan Cregg 1 - 1, Diarmuid Murtagh and Donie Smith ( 0 - 1f ) 0 - 2 each, Enda Smith and Conor Devaney 0 - 1 each Croke Park, Dublin Attendance : 65,746 Referee : Joe McQuillan ( Cavan ) 7 August 2 : 00 pm All - Ireland Quarter - final Replay Mayo 4 - 19 -- 0 - 9 Roscommon Cillian O'Connor 1 - 6 ( 0 - 5f ), Andy Moran 1 - 1, Keith Higgins and Kevin McLoughlin 1 - 0 each, Aidan O'Shea, Jason Doherty, Shane Nally 0 - 2 each, Donal Vaughan, Chris Barrett, Tom Parsons, Diarmuid O'Connor, David Drake, Stephen Coen 0 - 1 each Report Diarmuid Murtagh 0 - 4 ( 0 - 2f ), Sean Mullooly, Enda Smith, Niall Kilroy, Conor Devaney, Donie Smith 0 - 1 each Croke Park, Dublin Attendance : 39,154 Referee : Anthony Nolan ( Wicklow ) 20 August 3 : 30 pm All - Ireland Semi-final Mayo 2 - 14 -- 2 - 14 Kerry Andy Moran 1 - 5, Cillian O'Connor 0 - 4 ( 0 - 1f ), Colm Boyle 1 - 0, Tom Parsons 0 - 2, Donal Vaughan, Jason Doherty, Patrick Durcan 0 - 1 each Report ( 1 ) Paul Geaney 0 - 7 ( 0 - 4f ), Johnny Buckley, Stephen O'Brien 1 - 0 each, James O'Donoghue 0 - 3 ( 0 - 2f ), Killian Young, Paul Murphy, Kieran Donaghy, Barry John Keane 0 - 1 each Croke Park, Dublin Attendance : 66,195 Referee : Maurice Deegan ( Laois ) 26 August 3 : 00 pm All - Ireland Semi-final Replay Mayo 2 - 16 -- 0 - 17 Kerry Cillian O'Connor 0 - 6f, Andy Moran 1 - 1, Diarmuid O'Connor 1 - 0, Jason Doherty 0 - 3 ( 0 - 1f, 1 ' 45 ), Kevin McLoughlin and Conor Loftus 0 - 2 each, Chris Barrett and Patrick Durcan 0 - 1 each Report Paul Geaney 0 - 9 ( 0 - 7f ), James O'Donoghue 0 - 3 ( 0 - 1f ), Jack Barry, Jonathan Lyne, Johnny Buckley, Fionn Fitzgerald 0 - 1 each Croke Park, Dublin Attendance : 53,032 Referee : David Gough ( Meath ) Dublin 3 June 2017 19 : 00 Leinster Quarter - Final Dublin 0 - 19 -- 0 - 7 Carlow O'Moore Park, Portlaoise Attendance : 13,238 Referee : Sean Hurson ( Tyrone ) Man of the Match : Sean Murphy Dean Rock 0 - 6f, Ciaran Kilkenny 0 - 3, Jack McCaffrey, Con O'Callaghan ( 0 - 2f ), Bernard Brogan 0 - 2 each, Niall Scully, Paul Mannion, Diarmuid Conolly ( 1 ' 45 ), Conor McHugh 0 - 1 each Report Paul Broderick 0 - 3f, Danny Moran, Brendan Murphy, Sean Murphy, Darragh Foley ( 0 - 1f ) 0 - 1 each 25 June 2017 4 : 00 pm Leinster Semi-Final Dublin 4 - 29 -- 0 - 10 Westmeath Croke Park Attendance : 33,370 Referee : Conor Lane ( Cork ) Man of the Match : Paul Mannion Dean Rock 1 - 5 ( 0 - 3f, 2 ' 45 ), Paul Mannion 0 - 8, Ciaran Kilkenny 1 - 3, Kevin McManamon 1 - 1, Con O'Callaghan 0 - 3, Eoghan O'Gara 1 - 0, Brian Fenton, Paddy Andrews, Bernard Brogan ( 0 - 1f ), Shane B. Carthy 0 - 2 each, Jack McCaffrey 0 - 1. Report John Heslin 0 - 4 ( 0 - 3f ), Kieran Martin 0 - 3, John Egan 0 - 2, Ger Egan 0 - 1 16 July 2017 4 : 00 pm Leinster Final Dublin 2 - 23 -- 1 - 17 Kildare Croke Park Attendance : 66,734 Referee : Anthony Nolan ( Wicklow ) Man of the Match : Con O'Callaghan Con O'Callaghan 0 - 12 ( 0 - 6f ), Bernard Brogan 0 - 5, James McCarthy, Dean Rock 1 - 0 each, Ciaran Kilkenny 0 - 2, Paul Mannion, Paddy Andrews, Shane B. Carthy, Brian Howard 0 - 1 each Report Paddy Brophy 1 - 3 ( 0 - 1f ), Kevin Feely 0 - 5 ( 0 - 4f ), Daniel Flynn and Cathal McNally 0 - 2 each, Johnny Byrne, Keith Cribbin, Niall Kelly, David Slattery, Fionn Dowling 0 - 1 each 5 August 6 : 00 pm All - Ireland Quarter - final Dublin 1 - 19 -- 0 - 12 Monaghan Croke Park, Dublin Attendance : 82,000 Referee : Conor Lane ( Cork ) Man of the Match : Dean Rock Dean Rock 1 - 8 ( 0 - 7f, 1 ' 45 ), Paul Mannion and Paddy Andrews 0 - 3 each, James McCarthy, Con O'Callaghan, Jack McCaffrey, Paul Flynn, Eoghan O'Gara 0 - 1 each Report Conor McManus 0 - 4 ( 0 - 3f ), Conor McCarthy 0 - 3, Rory Beggan ( 0 - 1f ), Colin Walshe, Karl O'Connell, Darren Hughes, Ryan McAnespie 0 - 1 each 27 August 4 : 00 pm All - Ireland Semi-final Dublin 2 - 17 -- 0 - 11 Tyrone Croke Park, Dublin Attendance : 82,300 Referee : David Coldrick ( Meath ) Con O'Callaghan 1 - 2, Dean Rock 0 - 5 ( 0 - 4f ), Eoghan O'Gara 1 - 1, Paul Flynn 0 - 3, Paddy Andrews 0 - 2, Jack McCaffrey, Brian Fenton, Ciaran Kilkenny, Paul Mannion 0 - 1 each Report Peter Harte 0 - 4 ( 0 - 3f ), Colm Cavanagh and Niall Sludden 0 - 2 each, Tiernan McCann, Sean Cavanagh ( 0 - 1f ), Declan McClure 0 - 1 each Pre-match Jubilee team The Donegal team that won the 1992 All - Ireland Final were presented to the crowd before the match to mark 25 years. Ticketing Demand for tickets was extremely high in both counties with Dublin and Mayo receiving around 32,000 tickets between them. Stand tickets were priced at € 80 with terrace at € 40. Related events The 2017 All - Ireland Minor Football Final was played between Kerry and Derry as a curtain - raiser to the senior final, with Kerry winning by 6 - 17 to 1 - 8. Match Officials On 4 September, Cavan 's Joe McQuillan was confirmed as the referee for the final. It was McQuilllan 's third All Ireland final having previously been in charge in 2011 and 2013. Cork 's Conor Lane was the standby referee, the other linesman was Padraig O'Sullivan from Kerry and the Sideline official was Niall Cullen. Build - up The All - Ireland final was played between Dublin and Mayo, the second consecutive meeting of the teams in the decisive match. The reigning champions, Dublin, had defeated Mayo following a replay, and were looking to claim their third consecutive title. Dublin were favourites to win prior to kick - off. Pre-match discussion in the media revolved around the Mayo curse, a superstition held among GAA fans that Mayo will not win the All - Ireland until every member of the victorious 1951 team had died. The curse allegedly arose after a priest punished the team for celebrating raptorously in front of a funeral procession. The game attracted additional international information as association football pundits Jeff Stelling and Chris Kamara made their commentary debut at a GAA game, alongside legendary GAA commentator Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh. Team news Dublin and Mayo both named the same fifteen players that played in the semi-final wins for the final. Prior to the start of the match, Eoghan O'Gara was named to start for Dublin instead of Niall Scully, with Paddy Durcan also starting instead of Diarmuid O'Connor for Mayo. Summary The game took place in Croke Park before a capacity audience of 82,000. After 90 seconds of play, Dublin took a definitive lead as Con O'Callaghan scored a goal when he ran at the Mayo defence before shooting low along the ground to the corner of the net at the hill 16 end. However, despite this early three - point lead, Mayo played dominantly throughout the opening 35 minutes, scoring seven points from play to take a one point lead in at half - time, 0 - 9 to 1 - 05. Andy Moran was responsible for three of these points, and his first - half performance was praised by pundits. However, after the second half began, the game took on a different complexion as Dublin seized the lead by scoring three consecutive points. However, Mayo reclaimed the lead early into the half as Lee Keegan scored a goal to put his team one point ahead. The talking point of the match occurred in the 48th minute, as Dublin 's John Small, who had previously received a yellow card in the first half, was sent off for a foul on Colm Boyle. However, Donal Vaughan of Mayo was also sent off after striking Small in the face in retaliation for the foul. This left both teams reduced to fourteen men for the remaining duration of the game. After seventy minutes of the game had elapsed, the teams were tied at 1 - 16 apiece, and it appeared that the game was destined for a draw and replay. In the seventy - first minute, Mayo were awarded a kickable free and an opportunity to go ahead. Cillian O'Connor, who had missed a free under a similar scenario in the previous final, took the kick, and missed, having it strike the post and rebound away from goal. Ciarán Kilkenny was given a black card by the referee for cynical play. Then, with a mere minute of the six additional minutes remaining, Diarmuid Connolly was fouled approximately forty - five metres from the Mayo goal, leaving Dublin with a kick to win the game. Dean Rock, the son of Barney Rock, one of the most famous Gaelic footballers from the capital, took the free. Lee Keegan controversially threw a GPS device at Rock as he took the free, yet the Dubliner was undeterred and converted. This left the defending champions one point ahead, and after reclaiming the ball from the Mayo kick - out, Dublin maintained possession until the final whistle was blown. Stephen Cluxton, the Dublin captain, then lifted the Sam Maguire Cup for the fifth time in seven years. Details 17 September 2017 3 : 30pm Dublin 1 - 17 -- 1 - 16 Mayo Dean Rock 0 - 7 ( 0 - 3f ) Con O'Callaghan 1 - 0 Paul Mannion 0 - 3 James McCarthy 0 - 2 John Small 0 - 1 Brian Fenton 0 - 1 Eoghan O'Gara 0 - 1 Diarmuid Connolly 0 - 1 Kevin McManamon 0 - 1 Report Cillian O'Connor 0 - 7 ( 0 - 4f ) Lee Keegan 1 - 0 Andy Moran 0 - 3 Kevin McLoughlin 0 - 2 Jason Doherty 0 - 2 Donal Vaughan 0 - 1 Colm Boyle 0 - 1 Croke Park, Dublin Attendance : 82,243 Referee : Joe McQuillan ( Cavan ) Dublin Mayo GK Stephen Cluxton ( c ) CB Philly McMahon 60 ' FB Cian O'Sullivan CB Michael Fitzsimons WB 5 Jonny Cooper HB 6 John Small 27, 48 ' WB 7 Jack McCaffrey 10 ' MF 8 Brian Fenton MF 9 James McCarthy WF 10 Ciarán Kilkenny 70 + 5 ' HF 11 Con O'Callaghan 68 ' WF 26 Eoghan O'Gara 36 ' CF 13 Paul Mannion 17 ' 70 + 1 ' FF 14 Paddy Andrews 36 ' CF 15 Dean Rock Substitutes : GK 16 Evan Comerford FW 12 Niall Scully 68 ' 70 + 5 ' FW 17 Bernard Brogan 65 ' DF 18 David Byrne FW 19 Diarmuid Connolly 36 ' FW 20 Cormac Costello 70 + 4 ' 70 + 6 ' DF 21 Darren Daly FW 22 Paul Flynn 10 ' 65 ' DF 23 Eric Lowndes MF 24 Michael Darragh MacAuley FW 25 Kevin McManamon 36 ' Manager : Jim Gavin GK David Clarke CB Brendan Harrison FB Donal Vaughan 48 ' CB Keith Higgins 70 + 6 ' WB 5 Lee Keegan 27 ' HB 6 Chris Barrett WB 7 Colm Boyle 35 + 4 ' 56 ' MF 8 Séamus O'Shea 50 ' MF 9 Tom Parsons WF 10 Kevin McLoughlin 70 + 5 ' HF 11 Aidan O'Shea WF 18 Patrick Durcan CF 13 Jason Doherty 70 ' FF 14 Cillian O'Connor ( c ) CF 15 Andy Moran 63 ' Substitutes : GK 16 Rob Hennelly FW 12 Diarmuid O'Connor 50 ' DF 17 Ger Cafferkey 70 + 6 ' DF 19 Stephen Coen 56 ' DF 20 David Drake 70 ' DF 21 Shane Nally FW 22 Danny Kirby 70 + 5 ' FW 23 Conor Loftus 63 ' MF 24 Conor O'Shea MF 25 Barry Moran FW 26 Alan Dillon Manager : Stephen Rochford Man of the Match : James McCarthy Trophy presentation Dublin captain Stephen Cluxton accepted the Sam Maguire Cup from GAA president Aogan O ' Fearghail in the Hogan Stand. Cluxton was making a record 91st championship appearances and lifted the cup for a record fourth time. He was one of 12 Dublin players who collected their fifth senior All - Ireland winners medal. The 12 Dublin players are the only men outside of Kerry to win five senior All - Ireland winners medals in Gaelic Football. Reaction Highlights of the final were shown on The Sunday Game programme which aired at 9 : 30pm that night on RTÉ Two and was presented by Des Cahill. James McCarthy, Dean Rock and Chris Barrett were shortlisted for the Man of the Match award. The winner was James McCarthy with GAA president Aogan O ' Fearghail presenting the award at the Dublin post match function, held in the Gibson hotel. Celebrations The Dublin team had a homecoming celebration the day after the final at Smithfield in Dublin which started at 6 : 30pm. The night before, players and their management team celebrated their win at The Gibson Hotel. 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Question: who won the all ireland football final 2017
Answer: Dublin