Ahascragh/Fohenagh beat Craughwell in ultra dramatic circumstances in a Galway Senior Hurling Championship preliminary quarter-final on Sunday evening.
The eventual victors were five points down in injury time but two goals - the first from John Finnerty and the second by Padraic Mannion - gave them the win.
Craughwell led 2-7 to 0-6 at half-time and continued to hold a considerable lead late into the game.
Finnerty's goal gave Ahascragh/Fohenagh a chance and then, in the 68th minute, Mannion struck a sensational goal to give his side a 2-18 to 2-17 win at Kenny Park.
A simply jaw-dropping strike of the ball, with no breeze, from Cathal Mannion. 14 yard line in own half to 21 in the opposition. Such a delicious side-step too. Rolls-Royce of a player 👏 pic.twitter.com/mL2Cwk0EKJ
— David Connors (@peterswellman) August 30, 2020
Ahascragh/Fohenagh will play local rivals Cappataggle in the quarter-finals.
Loughrea vs Liam Mellows, St Thomas vs Killimordaly and Turloughmore vs Sarsfields are the other last eight games in this year's Galway SHC.
THEY'VE DONE IT! AHASCRAGH/FOHENAGH HAVE WON!!
That's the most incredible finish to a game I've ever witnessed. Trailing by five, Ahascragh struck 2 goals in a minute from John Finnerty and Padraic Mannion to absolutely rock Craughwell and send Ahascragh Fohenagh through #GAA pic.twitter.com/Niu7VtD4Ix— Patrick Earley (@PatrickEarley8) August 30, 2020
