GLEN STORMED BACK from three points down retain their Ulster title with a thrilling win over Scotstown in Armagh.
Eunan Mulholland kicked three points and Ethan Doherty’s influence turned the tables before and it was his point who put Glen ahead for the first time.
They needed Connlan Bradley to deflect a half goal chance from Kieran Hughes over the bar with the last action.
With the wind at their back, Scotstown stationed Darren Hughes at full forward as a focal point and led 0-2 to 0-0 with scores from James Hamill and Shane Carey after a foul on Conor McCarthy who also started inside.
As the game settled McCarthy reverted to wing back and it was Glen were soon level with frees from Danny Tallon and Conor Glass.
Scotstown piled the pressure on Connlan Bradey’s kick-outs against the breeze and pushed ahead again to 0-4 to 0-2.
They had Rory Beggan to thank for clawing a Eunan Mulholland goal chance off the line after Ethan Doherty’s pass split the Scotstown defence.
Hamill and Darren Hughes kept Scotstown in control at one end with Eunan Mulholland (2) and a fine left footed Danny Tallon point adding to an entertaining first half before Kieran Hughes arrowed the Farney champions into a 0-7 to 0-5 interval lead.
Conor McCarthy setup a Jack McCarron point in the first attack of the second half before Glen’s comeback.
Conor Glass leads the celebrations. Ryan Byrne / INPHO
Ryan Byrne / INPHO / INPHO
Eunan Mulholland, Ryan Dougan and Danny Tallon kicked points before Ethan Doherty ahead.
Scotstown had two goal chances. One a flicked effort from Darren Hughes under a high ball and Hughes again had a shot blocked by Bradley.
With 10 minutes to go, Rory Beggan kicked Scotstown ahead for the final time. Conor Glass made a point for Tiarnan Flanagan before the Derry captain kicked the Watties on their way to victory.
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Ciaran McFaul and Jody McDermott added scores as Glen went on to back up their title and they now face into an All-Ireland semi-final with Kilmacud Crokes in the new year.
Scorers for Glen: Eunan Mulholland (0-3), Danny Tallon (0-3, 2f), Conor Glass (0-2, 1f), Ryan Dougan (0-1), Jody McDermott (0-1), Ciaran McFaul (0-1), Ethan Doherty (0-1), Tiarnan Flanagan (0-1).
Scorers for Scotstown: Shane Carey (0-3f), James Hamill (0-2), Kieran Hughes (0-2) Rory Beggan (0-1), Conor McCarthy (0-1), Darren Hughes (0-1), Jack McCarron (0-1)
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Glen come from behind against Scotstown to retain Ulster title
Glen 0-13
Scotstown 0-11
GLEN STORMED BACK from three points down retain their Ulster title with a thrilling win over Scotstown in Armagh.
Eunan Mulholland kicked three points and Ethan Doherty’s influence turned the tables before and it was his point who put Glen ahead for the first time.
They needed Connlan Bradley to deflect a half goal chance from Kieran Hughes over the bar with the last action.
With the wind at their back, Scotstown stationed Darren Hughes at full forward as a focal point and led 0-2 to 0-0 with scores from James Hamill and Shane Carey after a foul on Conor McCarthy who also started inside.
As the game settled McCarthy reverted to wing back and it was Glen were soon level with frees from Danny Tallon and Conor Glass.
Scotstown piled the pressure on Connlan Bradey’s kick-outs against the breeze and pushed ahead again to 0-4 to 0-2.
They had Rory Beggan to thank for clawing a Eunan Mulholland goal chance off the line after Ethan Doherty’s pass split the Scotstown defence.
Hamill and Darren Hughes kept Scotstown in control at one end with Eunan Mulholland (2) and a fine left footed Danny Tallon point adding to an entertaining first half before Kieran Hughes arrowed the Farney champions into a 0-7 to 0-5 interval lead.
Conor McCarthy setup a Jack McCarron point in the first attack of the second half before Glen’s comeback.
Eunan Mulholland, Ryan Dougan and Danny Tallon kicked points before Ethan Doherty ahead.
Scotstown had two goal chances. One a flicked effort from Darren Hughes under a high ball and Hughes again had a shot blocked by Bradley.
With 10 minutes to go, Rory Beggan kicked Scotstown ahead for the final time. Conor Glass made a point for Tiarnan Flanagan before the Derry captain kicked the Watties on their way to victory.
Ciaran McFaul and Jody McDermott added scores as Glen went on to back up their title and they now face into an All-Ireland semi-final with Kilmacud Crokes in the new year.
Scorers for Glen: Eunan Mulholland (0-3), Danny Tallon (0-3, 2f), Conor Glass (0-2, 1f), Ryan Dougan (0-1), Jody McDermott (0-1), Ciaran McFaul (0-1), Ethan Doherty (0-1), Tiarnan Flanagan (0-1).
Scorers for Scotstown: Shane Carey (0-3f), James Hamill (0-2), Kieran Hughes (0-2) Rory Beggan (0-1), Conor McCarthy (0-1), Darren Hughes (0-1), Jack McCarron (0-1)
Glen
Connlan Bradley
Michael Warnock, Ryan Dougan, Connor Carville
Jody McDermott, Ciaran McFaul, Cathal Mulholland
Conor Glass, Emmett Bradley
Ethan Doherty, Jack Doherty, Eunan Mulholland
Tiarnan Flanagan, Danny Tallon, Conleth McGuckin
Subs:
Scotstown:
Rory Beggan
Brendan Boylan, Ryan O’Toole, Damien McArdle
Conor McCarthy, Donal Morgan, Emmett Caulfield
Michéal McCarville, Kieran Hughes
Jason Carey, Shane Carey, James Hamill
Mattie Maguire, Darren Hughes, Jack McCarron
Subs:
Attendance: 6,047
Ref: P Faloon (Down)
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