Colm Keys

They're getting so much, so much better and precise in possession that it's so hard to affect a turnover now and Donegal are proving that.

He had a very, very big influence afterwards.

Obviously, there's a two-pointer he scores after that.

There's another two-point free he scores after that.

He scores the goal.

He's out winning kickouts.

He's involved several times in that movement for the goal, for that recycling.

So a definite red card.

It's closed fist.

There's two closed fists.

It appears there's two closed fists.

There's no doubt about it.

The call is probably on the linesman, Conor Lane, he's close.

They do consult and they decide yellow card.

So the match officials make that decision together and there's no one that would dispute in hindsight.

We're looking at the time, anyone that had a clear view of it would say, that's a red card.

Michael Murphy shouldn't have been on the pitch for the rest of the game.

There's no, there's no reviewing that.

That's a long time.

There was a time when referees, there was a time back in the 2000s.