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Offaly Leave Wexford Park With Regrets And A Share Of The Spoils

Monday, 12 February 2024 12:25

Johnny Kelly's side fought back to a winning position only to concede a late equaliser.

A draw away to Wexford in Division One of the National Hurling League ultimately constitutes a disappointment, according to the game's player of the match, Cillian Kiely.

The Kilcormac man hit two points and broke up play effectively but couldn't prevent his side conceding a late equalising point to a 13 man Wexford side that had trailed for much of the contest.

Both Charlie McGuckin and Jack O'Connor found themselves red carded in the second half, giving Offaly a significant advantage in terms of numbers and options.

However, Wexford remained competitive through-out the second 35 minute period and Offaly needed a late Brian Duignan goal to level the game.

Kiely and co might have thought the game was won when Duignan then pointed a free in added time to put his side in the lead.

That score was then swiftly cancelled out by Seamus Casey to secure a draw on a final scoreline of 0-20 to 1-17.

Kiely says they travelled down to Wexford Park for a win and nothing less:

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