For defeated Valley Rovers, their demise was largely of their own making; the concession of too many scoreable frees and a failure to take advantage of a plethora of second-half scoring opportunities.
Their mentors on the line could only shake their heads in disbelief as the players racked up wide after wide to leave Kilbrittain in control of a game noted for its intensity, but which lacked finesse.
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