Fermanagh; 2-9  Mayo; 1-9A goal of sublime quality by Fermanagh's Raymond Gallagher in the second-last minute of a memorable match at Brewster Park ended Mayo's two-year unbeaten run in the league.

The defending champions had already qualified for the play-offs but Fermanagh had to win by three points to maintain their hopes of qualifying.

Mayo had battled hard all afternoon and they had levelled the match at 1-9 each when David McDonagh scored their goal just a minute before Gallagher's strike.

But Fermanagh had the final say, creating a move that involved three players for one of the best goals seen at the ground. It began with Kieran Donnelly providing his captain Raymond Johnson with a pass and he in turn fed the ball to Gallagher on his left and the corner forward rifled home an unstoppable shot from close range.

FERMANAGH: D Feely; C Fitzpatrick, P McGuinness, M Lilly; S Burns, J Gilheaney, N Cox; M Greene, P Brewster (0-1); R Johnston, P Greene, S McDermott; R Gallagher (1-2), Rory Gallagher (0-2), C Bradley (1-2). Subs: B Owens for Burns (inj.), R McCabe (0-2) for Owens (inj.), T Brewster for P Greene, K Donnelly for T Brewster (inj.), L McBarron for Bradley.

MAYO: D Clarke; P Coyne, D Heaney, G Ruane; A Higgins, J Nallen, D Higgins; D Brady, S Fitzmaurice; D Tiernan, D McDonagh (1-0), S Carolan (0-2), M McNicholas, J Horan, C Mortimer (0-4). Subs: J Gill (0-3) for Tiernan, T Nallen for A Higgins, C McManamon for Horan, D Nestor for Mortimer.

Referee: G Kinneavy (Roscommon)