Offaly have lost their first game in division three away to Fermanagh.
Offaly Joint Football Manager Mickey Harte insists his side deserved at least a draw after the Faithful County lost out by a single point to Fermanagh in their National Football League Division Three clash
The late defeat represented the first loss of the campaign for the midlanders, having won all three of their previous games.
With the game moving into the closing stages, a late three man breach allowed Garvan Jones to slot over a free to score the winner for Fermanagh, however there was still time for some controversy as the away side felt they should have had a free with the last kick of the game.
The former Derry manager bemoans the referee's decision not to award his side a free that would have leveled the game.
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