Abbey Vocational from Donegal town, playing in their first final just 12 months after winning the MacLarnon Cup at the first attempt, got a dream start when Kevin Muldoon released Conor McCahill on the left wing to race through and fire high off goalie Jack McCloy to the net.

Ryan Hardie’s penalty early in the second half saw Miron Muslic’s struggling side earn stun the Reds.

In a confident mood following their nine-point victory over Mayo six days earlier, the Royals made a sensational start to this contest as Cole rattled the net inside the opening 30 seconds for her fourth goal in just three games this year.

“The way we played, there wasn’t a lot to be happy about," said the Liverpool manager.

Shane Conway and Rory Mahony pulled the strings at midfield for Kerry.

Siofra O'Shea scored 1-4 whilst Danielle O'Leary scored 1-3 as the Kingdom proved too strong for Kildare. 

This game was purely about necessity and Galway needed it more.

Adam Armstrong gave West Brom a 74th minute lead. Wednesday got 93rd minute equaliser through Callum Patterson but then Molumby struck at the death. 

Hallissey's goal took the wind out of the Kerry side's sails at a crucial moment. 

Harry Maguire scored the winner in injury however there was no VAR to check if he was off-side for the cruical goal. 

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"I think in the past few encounters we've had, they've all been tight games. They're a quality side, they've had a good November Series and every time I have played them they have always put us under the pump so we expect nothing less from them."

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TG4’s live footage of the game captured a fan, who appears to be wearing Mayo crested pants, pushing match official Noel Mooney from behind.

The result pretty much confirmed what we already knew - that City are miles off being anywhere near the title race and that Arsenal will probably go on and finish second yet again.