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Do you agree with The Sunday Game's man-of-the-match selections?

Unsurprisingly, Monaghan and Mayo dominated the nominations.

IT WAS AN interesting day of action as Monaghan and Mayo claimed provincial football honours in Ulster and Connacht respectively and The Sunday Game panel had little hesitation when it came to handing out the individual awards.

It was a 16th crown for the Monaghan side and their one-point win saw Conor McManus score six of their eleven scores โ€“ three of them from frees.

He made the three-man shortlist, alongside team-mate Karl Oโ€™Connell and Donegalโ€™s Frank McGlynn but ultimately, McManus got the panelโ€™s vote with Kevin McStay saying he had an โ€˜incredibleโ€™ game, especially considering the extra responsibility of wearing the captainโ€™s armband.

Aidan O'Shea celebrates scoring his side's fourth goal Aidan O'Shea claimed a hat-trick as Mayo ran riot against Sligo. Donall Farmer / INPHO Donall Farmer / INPHO / INPHO

Meanwhile, Mayo trounced Sligo and unsurprisingly all three nominees for the Man of the Match award were from the winning side โ€“ Tom Parsons, Diarmuid Oโ€™Connor and Aidan Oโ€™Shea were shortlisted.

The latter, who managed 3-4 in what was a superb display, ultimately got the nod.

Do you agree with the panelโ€™s selections? Let us know in the comments section.

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    Feb 3rd 2013, 12:05 AM

    Benny Coulter must be ready to be put out for pasture by now.. Surely someone else in Down can step up at this point!

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