Davy demands more as Wexford oust 14-man Dublin

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Davy demands more as Wexford oust 14-man Dublin
Mon, 15 Jan, 2018 - 00:00
Rónan Mac Lochlainn

The 46th-minute dismissal of Paul Winters proved pivotal as Wexford finished strongly to beat Dublin by seven points in their Walsh Cup semi-final in Parnell Park yesterday.

The Dubs enjoyed a healthy five point lead at that juncture but their challenge fell apart after the St Brigid’s player received a second booking and they were held scoreless for the ensuing 27 minutes prior to Fergal Whitely’s consolation score in added time.

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