A David Clifford goal was the difference between Kerry and Mayo at half-time in their All-Ireland quarter-final clash on Sunday evening.
Kicking off around an hour later than it was scheduled to, due to Galway v Armagh going to penalties, Kerry led Mayo by 1-07 to 0-09 at the break.
Clifford returned to the Kingdom's starting XV against the Westerners after missing their Munster final win over Limerick with a calf injury.
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Mayo kept the 23-year-old quiet for much of the opening half, but they couldn't stop him from burying the ball in the back of the net after a brilliant run.
And fans were quick to praise Clifford, who went down injured during the first half, for scoring a 'ridiculous' goal.
One said: "Ah stop. David Clifford, what a goal. Injury, what injury??"
Another tweeted: "Unreal goal from David Clifford."
Someone else commented: "David clifford is just different class."
One other tweet read: "David Clifford. Half a leg, twice the talent. Different class."
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