Andy Moran is having the month of his career.
After impressing in the quarter-final replay against Roscommon, he was man of the match in the drawn semi-final against Kerry.
Today, the Ballaghaderreen veteran scored 1-01, and was at the right end of Mayo's crucial second goal that saw the team extend their lead to eight points at the start of the second half.
The corner forward beat Shane Enright to the bouncing ball, before a quick one-two with Cillian O'Connor.
Andy Moran scores Mayo's second goal - Can Kerry come back? Watch now on The Saturday Game Live @RTEOne #rtegaa pic.twitter.com/1SQWFYzcHJ
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) August 26, 2017
In a 2-16 to 0-17 point win, the 33-year-old showed his class over both games against the Munster champions.
With only one All-Star to his name, Moran is in pole position to add a second to his mantelpiece. Some fans have even called for him for win the Footballer of the Year.
I said Andy Moran was finished two years ago, I humbly apologise to the man #KerryvMayo
— Michael O'Neill (@mikeycoyb) August 26, 2017
What a championship it's been for Andy Moran!
— Hen Z (@Hensey221) August 26, 2017
What a championship it's been for Andy Moran!
— Hen Z (@Hensey221) August 26, 2017
Andy Moran is different class a few steps ahead of every player on the pitch #mayoVkerry
— Bradas Video Productions (@bradasvideo) August 26, 2017
Is he due an All-Ireland medal? Moran might not have a better chance than in three weeks time against either Dublin or Tyrone.
