Cavan vs Dublin: All-Ireland SFC champions travel to Breffni
Niall Carolan of Cavan in action against Niall Scully of Dublin during the All-Ireland SFC round 2 match at Kingspan Breffni in Cavan. Photo: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile
Dessie Farrell’s Dublin travel north to face Cavan at Kingspan Breffni in the second round of their All-Ireland SFC qualifying group.
Dublin finished with a flourish against Roscommon in Croke Park last week and carry plenty of firepower against a Cavan side soundly defeated in Castlebar.
Captain James McCarthy remains unavailable due to injury.
Cavan
0-10
(10)
:
4-13
(25)
Dublin
52 mins: Paddy Small fists the ball over the bar, and that brings his total for the day up to 1-2.
50 mins: A free is awarded to Cavan and Oisin Brady puts the ball over the bar from close range.
49 mins: Cormac Costello goes for goal and his shot is blocked by Tiarnan Madden.
48 mins: Cavan get up the pitch in numbers and Oisin Brady gets his second score from open play.
47 mins: Dublin make their first change and it is a straight swap with Colm Basquel replacing Con O'Callaghan.
45 mins: Cavan get their first score of the second half, and it is Cian Madden who puts the ball over the bar.
43 mins: Sean Bugler goes for goal with his left boot and hits the back of the net. That is his second goal in this year's championship.
40 mins: A free is awarded to Dublin and Cormac Costello puts the ball over the bar. That is the third white flag that he raised this evening, and each one of those was from a placed ball.
39 mins: Cavan try dropping the ball onto the square with a cross-field pass. The ball rolls out of play and a kick-out is awarded to Dublin.
38 mins: Space opens up for Dublin and Niall Scully puts the ball over the bar for Dublin.
37 mins: Cavan made two half-time changes. Paddy Meade and Mark Magee have replaced Killian Brady and Cian Reilly.
36 mins: Cillian McGuinness marks his first championship start with a goal against Cavan.
35 mins: We're back underway at Kingspan Breffni and Dublin has the ball inside their own half.
Half-time scorers for Cavan: Oisin Brady 0-5 (3f), Oisin Kiernan 0-1, Liam Brady 0-1 (1 45).
Half-time scorers for Dublin: Cormac Costello 1-2 (1f, 1 45); Paddy Small 1-1, Brian Fenton 0-3, Paul Mannion 0-2 (2f), Sean Bugler 0-1.
Half-time: The referee blows his whistle and Dublin go into the break leading 2-9 to 0-7 at Kingspan Breffni.