Morgan the hero as Tyrone edge Mayo

Morgan the hero as Tyrone edge MayoImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Niall Morgan [left] kicked a winning two-point freeByOdhran CrumleyBBC Sport NI Journalist, AtHealy ParkPublished1 minute agoNiall Morgan's last gasp two-point free saw Tyrone edge Mayo 0-22 to 1-18 at Healy Park to book their place in the last eight of the All-Ireland SFC.Darren McCurry kicked five points after coming on as a second half substitute, this was vital as the sides were level ten times throughout the game.The Red Hands were boosted ahead of throw-in with news that influential forward Darragh Canavan had been added to the match-day panel amongst the substitutes. Tyrone join Louth, Cork and Galway in the quarter-finals in a fortnight's time, while Mayo will face one of Dublin, Meath, Kerry or Monaghan in round three next weekend.Tight and tense battleThe sides were level on seven separate occassions over the course of a tight and tense opening half. So there was no surprise that the two sides were tied at four apiece after 15 minutes, Enda Hession and Ronan Cassidy leading the scoring charge for their respective counties. In a nip and tuck affair both sides had goal chances foiled midway through the half, Kobe McDonald sending Jordan Flynn clean through, but Flynn's effort was straight down the throat of an alert Niall Morgan. The Red Hands immediately set about the counter-attack, Eoin McElholm getting in behind the Mayo defence, only to the dispossessed by Eoin McGreal at the vital moment. Tyrone kicked six wides over the course of the half, as Ethan Jordan and Michael McKernan struck wides from two-point range. Andy Moran's side started to get to grips with the contest, McDonald, Paddy Durcan and Ryan O'Donaghue landing three scores on the bounce. Mayo looked to be heading in at the break in front, as Sam Callinan's shot was blocked by Peter Teague. The home team raced forward in an attempt to conjure up a shot before the hooter sounded. McKernan&#...