Joe Molloy

He took a couple of ambitious...

ones to try and settle him into his first championship experience and they didn't they were really difficult so it was no wonder he lost it and then he hadn't kind of scored at all in the first half and then he was able to get a couple after the break so some of them were just actually whether you should have made that decision or not and within play both teams weren't

clinical or kind of clean as well with some of the opportunities that they got.

Yeah, there was there was rust there in ways.

And then but there was also there was like Tyrone's defence at times was really good against Armagh.

Like there was an awful lot of last ditch blocks and challenges and tackles to keep Armagh from from potentially kind of scoring.

And

And even watching with Eoghan Mulligan, Oisín O'Neill obviously came on in the second half and Eoghan Mulligan, I was with, pitch side with Muggsy and Deveney.

And the only thing Eoghan Mulligan could keep shouting in the second half and late on was, you know, just keep marking Oisín O'Neill, don't let him near it.

And that was, and you could see that that's what Tyrone were up to.

So Armagh weren't getting the ball in the area that they needed to get it in order to take the chances.

Yeah, yeah.

It was.

Owen Mulligan just went flying all over the place when that was from the back of the net.

And there was a moment as well at the end of extra time that...

Owen McElhome, you know, was in through, went for it, you know, laid kind of block to it.

He could have potentially have got it.

And then there was the Morgan miss from the 45, which, I mean, I think most people would have put the house on him, making that potentially could have got it to penalties.

So it was, it was those moments that just kind of brought it to life and were up and running kind of thing.

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