Evans: we’d been through a lot of pain and had the hunger
“We’ve one guy up there John Coghlan and this is his fourth time playing an U21 final. You’ve to lose a few I suppose to win one. It came down to the closing stages of the second-half, and we were the team who’d been through a lot of pain and had the hunger. So we weren’t going to lie down.
“I thought we played clever as we moved Aldo Matassa to midfield in the second-half. We put Alan Moloney in for the first ten minutes of the second-half and then brought Aldo out there again. He got up and down the field, and Shane Egan did brilliantly with his points.
