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'It was a tough way to lose or win a game'

The controversy surrounding penalty shootouts raised its head again on Saturday as Midleton claimed the Cork Premier 1 U19 HC title at Ballygarvan in challenging conditions

'It was a tough way to lose or win a game' — ELATION: Victorious Premier 1 U19 hurling champions Midleton. Pic: Denis Boyle

Sun, 16 Oct, 2022 - 12:57

Therese O’Callaghan

Cork Premier 1 U19 HC Final: Midleton 1-12 Valley Rovers 2-9 AET (Midleton win 2-1 penalties)

The controversy surrounding penalty shootouts raised its head again on Saturday as Midleton claimed the Cork Premier 1 U19 HC title at Ballygarvan in challenging conditions.

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