Both defending champions tasted defeated in the Allianz League as the battle to avoid relegation took centre stage.
In the football, Mayo upset All-Ireland champions Cork in Castlebar by 1-13 (pr: one-13) to 14 points.
Kerry now leap-frogged Cork into second place in the Division One standings after they beat Monaghan by 1-14 (pr: one-14) to 11 points.
Galway kept their survival hopes alive when they defeated Armagh by 1-20 (pr: one-20) to 18 points.
Those results mean that one from Monaghan, Armagh and Galway can still avoid relegation with one round of games remaining.
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In Division Two, Meath’s problems continue after a 1-18 (pr: one-18) to 3-08 (pr: three-eight) defeat in Derry.
Donegal are top of the table after a 1-17 (pr: one-17) to 1-08 (one-eight) win over Antrim while Tyrone were 13 points to 5 winners over Kildare and Laois kept their promotion hopes alive with a three-point win over Sligo.
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Meanwhile, Roscommon booked their place in the Division 4 final after a comfortable win over Kilkenny.
Clare lost to Fermanagh in their game in Brewster Park by 17 points to 9
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In the hurling, Tipperary served notice on the rest of the sides in this year’s championship after a stunning victory over league champions Galway at Pearse Stadium.
Shane Burke scored a hat-trick for Tipp as they thrashed their hosts by 4-23 (pr: four-23) to 1-14 (pr: one-14).
The Cork hurlers failed to take advantage of Galway’s slip-up as they suffered a shock one point defeat to Wexford while Waterford beat Offaly by a goal at O’Connor Park.
In Division Two, there were comfortable wins for Limerick and Antrim over Kerry and Down respectively.
