Derry ... 5-13 Tipperary ... 1-3: Derry had 22 points to spare over an outclassed Tipperary side in this All Ireland minor football championship quarter-final at Navan on Saturday. But Tipperary did rock the Ulster champions with an eighth-minute goal from Michael Dillon, which boosted them to a 1-2 to 0-2 lead.

However, once Derry found their form they powered clear and Tipperary had no answer to their slick team-work and accuracy.

A James Bateson goal after 15 minutes had Derry level and Paul Young added two more to give them a 3-8 to 1-2 interval lead.

Darragh Lyons opened the second-half scoring with a Tipperary point but they failed to score subsequently as further goals from Ruairí Convery and Mark Lynch copper-fastened Derry's grip on the match.

DERRY: E McNicholl; M McGoldrick, G O'Kane, J Keenan; R Murray, C McCallion, P O'Hea; P Bradley (0-1), R Convery (1-1); B McGoldrick (0-4), C O'Kane (0-1), M Lynch (1-2); J Bateson (1-2), P Young (2-1), C Mullan (0-1). Subs: C Moran for O'Kane, A Cassidy for Lynch, S Crozier for Murray, J Mulholland for McCallion, M O'Brien for B McGoldrick.

TIPPERARY: W Rogers; R Cremin, D Kelly, A Hickey; N Melbourne, D Morrissey, P Brennan; S Ryan, H Coghlan; D Lyons (0-1), P Halley (0-2), C O'Brien, I Barnes, M Dillon (1-0), S Murphy. Subs: Pa Ryan for Rodgers, Philip Ryan for Kelly, M Melbourne for Coghlan, M Heffernan for Barnes, P Greene for O'Brien.

Referee: M Daly (Mayo)