U20 football: Defending champions Cork survive Banner scare

The tag of raging hot favouritism meant that for Cork this journey into the West Clare night was first and foremost about avoiding any potential banana skins they might encounter along the way.

U20 football: Defending champions Cork survive Banner scare
Wed, 26 Feb, 2020 - 22:36
Joe O Muircheartaigh

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The tag of raging hot favouritism meant that for Cork this journey into the West Clare night was first and foremost about avoiding any potential banana skins they might encounter along the way.

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