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The race for Sam Maguire heats up another notch this weekend, as Dublin take on Tyrone in the All-Ireland Senior Football Quarter-Final at Croke Park on Saturday evening, throw-in 6:15pm.
Dublin navigated Group 4 with wins against Galway and Derry, while we lost to reigning All-Ireland champions Armagh between those victories.
We then earned our place in the last eight of the championship with a gritty win against a defiant Cork team last weekend.
Chris Óg Jones had helped the Rebels hit the front at HQ, while Brian Hurley, Ian Maguire and Mark Cronin helped Cork to a two-point half time lead.
Seán Bugler was key to helping the Dubs stay in touch; after the break, we'd get ourselves back into contention thanks to points from Cormac Costello, Lee Gannon and Niall Scully.
Brian Howard then scored his first-ever Championship goal in front of Hill 16, giving Dublin the lead in the 46th minute and almost taking the net off in the process.
But back came Cork, and after a flurry of scores, they found themselves ahead, Seán Walsh giving a point advantage.
Costello, Paddy Small and Bugler then swung the game back Dublin's way before Luke Breathnach wrapped up Dublin's progression into the quarter-finals with the final point of the game.
Dublin haven't played Tyrone in the All-Ireland Championship since 2019 and have a fairly good record against the Red Hands, most notably our 1995 and 2018 All-Ireland final wins over the Ulstermen.
But past meetings won't be the focus going into this one; Tyrone have impressed in this year's Championship, finishing top of their All-Ireland SFC group to progress directly to the last 8.
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