KEEPING FAITH

No changes for Mayo in their bid to land Sam

WITH no change of goalkeeper and no sign of Aidan O’Shea lining out at fullback – it seems Mayo have decided against pulling another rabbit from the hat for tomorrow’s All-Ireland senior football final against three-in-a-row chasing Dublin. The official starting 15 is along expected lines with Stephen Rochford (left) naming the same personnel who beat Kerry for the first time in the Championship since 1996. It’s the long gap to 1951 that Mayo now have to bridge with the team featuring 13 survivors from last year’s All-Ireland final replay which went against them by the narrowest of margins, 1-15 to 1-14. The two differences concern the goalkeeper — David Clarke replacing Rob Hennelly who endured the most fraught of finals, and