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Moran Aims For Historic Four-In-A-Row

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Channel: GAA - officialgaa · 2014 · Sports

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Mayo captain Andy Moran admits his side would love to capture a fourth successive Connacht title, a feat last achieved by the county in 1948-51. First they must overcome Roscommon, a side that has already tasted silverware this season having won League Division 3. Mayo are bidding to extend their winning run in the Connacht championship to ten, having won all nine games since losing the 2010 quarter-final to Sligo. Since then, they have beaten London (2) Galway (2), Roscommon (2), Leitrim, Sligo and New York. It's quite an achievement in the James Horan managerial era where his championship record outside of Connacht reads: Played 8; Won 5, Lost 3. Mayo have beaten Roscommon in their last seven championship (Connacht and All-Ireland qualifier) games, leaving Roscommon seeking their first win against the green-and-red since the 2001 Connacht final. Both sides are having their second championship outing of the season. Mayo easily beat New York (4-18 to 0-8) while Roscommon ousted Leitrim on a 1-18 to 0-13 scoreline.

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