Alan Dillon insisted that Mayo will be keeping their feet on the ground after their 17-point mauling of Galway.

James Horan's rampant side are looking forward to a Connacht SFC semi-final against Roscommon on June 16, and Dillon says there is no danger of them getting carried away with yesterday's win.

"It is not an issue at all. Our lads are well grounded from last September and we want to push on and be as good as we possibly can. While the supporters will enjoy tonight, we will be back in recovery tomorrow," he told the Irish News.

"I have come to Salthill a few times before and barely got a breath and today was a bit different and if every championship game is as comfortable as that, we will be happy, but there will be tougher tests ahead.

"Roscommon will be very competitive and we have a lot stuff to work on and we are looking forward to getting some lads back and really pushing forward." Tweet

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