The hallmark of the Tyrone champions’ run thus far has been late goals and epic comebacks, but this time they were hanging on trying to protect a four-point lead in the second half, during which time they failed to score for 22 minutes.
When Joe McMahon was forced to go off through injury, Omagh collapsed in midfield and Rory Kavanagh’s influence grew as the momentum shifted towards St Eunan’s.
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