Scoring at all-time high since introduction of black card

A record number of scores were recorded in this year's Senior Football Championship while the number of frees decreased in comparison to last season.

Scoring at all-time high since introduction of black card
Sat, 04 Oct, 2014 - 02:19

By Peter O'Dwyer

A record number of scores were recorded in this year's Senior Football Championship while the number of frees decreased in comparison to last season.

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