Drom and Inch progressed to the semi-finals of the Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship following a monumental battle with reigning champions Borris-Ileigh on Sunday evening.
It took extra-time and a penalty shootout to separate the two sides.
Incredibly, only four of the eight penalties taken in the shootout hit the net as Drom won 3-1. Goalkeeper Eoin Collins was the hero at the end for Drom and Inch, saving two penalties including the final strike by Brendan Maher.
Bhí ar @Borris_GAA & @drominch dul go pocanna éirice chun buaiteoir a fháil i @TipperaryGAA
The Tipp & @MunsterGAA champions were defeated by Drom & Inch after a dramatic penalty shoot out!
@GAA_2020 ar @TG4TV @ballsdotie @PunditArena @Hurling365 pic.twitter.com/on46HN8ujy— Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) September 1, 2020
The two sides had finished level in normal time following a remarkable final few minutes which saw Borris-Ileigh go from five points up in the 63rd minute to requiring a 90-plus yard free from Brendan Maher to level the game.
The first of two late goals which got Drom and Inch back into the game came from a Seamus Callanan free. David Butler scored the other.
The 20 minutes of extra-time was equally dramatic with both sides leading and looking like victors at various stages before it eventually finished Drom and Inch 4-19, Borris-Ileigh 1-28 and penalties were required.
Builleadh Cinniúnach! Urchar ó Seamus Callanan a chuireann @drominch ar ais san iomaíocht.
Game changer! A bullet from Seamus Callanan puts Drom & Inch back in contention!
Highlights of a drama filled @TipperaryGAA quarter-final v @Borris_GAA tonight @ 20.00 on @SportTG4 pic.twitter.com/M0piEsfOWF— GAA 2020 (@GAA_2020) August 31, 2020
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