Galway’s bravery reflected through how they matched up with King Con
Early in the second half on Saturday, Galway changed their shape, attitude and intent, showing a bravery that was neatly reflected in how they decided to deal with Con O’Callaghan. Liam Silke had been tasked with that job in the first half but it was never a good match-up, especially on contested ball, and particularly in how it was restricting Silke’s more penetrative and creative threat further up the field.
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