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Tom Parsons of Mayo receives medical attention during the Connacht GAA Football Senior Championship Quarter-Final match between Mayo and Galway at Elvery's MacHale Park in Mayo. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile
Mayo midfielder Tom Parsons is highly unlikely to feature for Stephen Rochford's side again this season after he suffered a suspected dislocated knee in their Connacht SFC quarter final defeat to Galway.
The midfielder collided accidentally with Galway player Eoghan Kerin in the second half of the Tribesmen's 1-12 to 0-12 win and his leg buckled underneath him.
He was attended to on the field and was stretchered off after an eight-minute stoppage.
Tom Parsons of Mayo during a coming together with Eoghan Kerin of Galway during the Connacht GAA Football Senior Championship Quarter-Final match between Mayo and Galway at Elvery's MacHale Park in Mayo. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile
Tom Parsons of Mayo during a coming together with Eoghan Kerin of Galway during the Connacht GAA Football Senior Championship Quarter-Final match between Mayo and Galway at Elvery's MacHale Park in Mayo. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile
Tom Parsons of Mayo during a coming together with Eoghan Kerin of Galway during the Connacht GAA Football Senior Championship Quarter-Final match between Mayo and Galway at Elvery's MacHale Park in Mayo. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile
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