Mayo and Kerry managers pinpoint the same game-changing moment in All-Ireland final

It was a huge score!

And they looked to be heading for an easy win, when they went 1-05 to 0-01 in front after just 16 minutes.

But from then on, it was the Green and Red who were on top for the rest of the game, and a lot of their dominance can be traced back to Jack Carney's two-pointer in the 17th minute.

At the time it felt like a massive score, as it was their first points in ten minutes, and it gave them the momentum and confidence to play their own, fearless game.

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After the match, both Andy Moran and Jack O'Connor spoke about this moment and the impact it had for his county.

Mayo boss Moran said: "Massive, Jack Carney's two-pointer.... Jack to kick the two-pointer and then all of a sudden it took off.

"Ryan got a two-pointer and then all of a sudden we're at five points instead of one and the game is on."

Kerry manager O'Connor shared similar sentiments.

He said: "Yeh we started well, I think we went 1-05 to a point up and we just got a bit careless then, the next four attacks, we had a couple of bad wides and maybe dropped one short.

"Mayo went down and kicked a two-pointer which gave them a bit of belief, so suddenly they were back in the game, Carney kicked a two-pointer.