Diarmuid Connolly has warned Dublin to steer Sunday’s All-Ireland quarter-final with Mayo away from “chaos”.
The two heavyweights renew their rivalry at the weekend with Dubs legend Connolly insisting that his old teammates must play the game on their terms rather than allowing it to become loose and fractured, the terms of engagement in which he believes Mayo excel.
He said: "We saw what happened with Mayo in Killarney. Kerry went toe-to-toe with them, it was pure chaos for 10 or 15 minutes and that's where Mayo thrive. They always have thrived in those situations.
