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Kerry will travel to Clones next Sunday to face Monaghan as Division One leaders after a nine-point win over Donegal at a wet and windy Killarney this afternoon put the Kingdom top of the league with a superior scoring difference to Armagh and Mayo, with all three teams having taken five points from the first three rounds.
Despite losing Michael Murphy to injury in the first half, Donegal were too good for a lethargic Kildare in MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey.
Mayo manager James Horan said he was "very encouraged" by his team's comeback and fighting spirit as they overcame a sluggish first half to salvage a draw in their Allianz League opener against Donegal at Markiewicz Park.
Experienced Mayo goalkeeper Rob Hennelly was the hero of the hour as the All-Ireland finalists salvaged a last-gasp draw with Donegal.