Tyrone build U20 All-Ireland football hat-trick bid around stingy defence

“The most important thing is that we trust each other, we trust the call from behind you, I have full faith in the men around, and I’d say that’s the same with all of us,” said Michael McNamee.
HERE WE GO, THREE IN A ROW?: Tyrone players Michael McNamee, left, and Ronan O’Sullivan celebrate. Pic: Shauna Clinton/Sportsfile.

HERE WE GO, THREE IN A ROW?: Tyrone players Michael McNamee, left, and Ronan O’Sullivan celebrate. Pic: Shauna Clinton/Sportsfile.

A defensive unit built on trust has proved to be the bedrock of Tyrone’s march to another All-Ireland U20 football final on Saturday against Kerry.

Communication, organisation and strength of character have served the Red Hands well on their journey to the brink of a third successive title.

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