Goals and strength in depth: How Cork completed part one of the 'Rebel treble' with U20 win

Cork hit the ground running in Thurles, but their early penchant for hitting wides would have worried
Goals and strength in depth: How Cork completed part one of the 'Rebel treble' with U20 win

Cork captain Cormac O'Brien lifts the cup after his side's victory in the All-Ireland U20 final. Picture: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

Jack Cahalane's goal

Cork hit the ground running in Thurles this evening, but their early penchant for hitting wides would have worried them as the first-half water break approached. Darragh Flynn's early penalty had given them momentum but they had still hit six wides to match the 1-6 they had on the board.

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