BOTH THE DIVISION 4 games finished in a draw today.
Antrim and Wicklow finished at 0-12 apiece, while London and Limerick played out a 2-8 to 2-8 draw.
The Exiles are up to fourth in the bottom tier after taking three points from their last two games.
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They needed a dramatic 76th minute goal from Anthony McDermott to pull this game out of the fire in Ruislip.
Fergal McMahon’s 17th-minute penalty gave London a bright start, but two Josh Ryan goals left the Shannonsiders on the cusp of victory heading into stoppage-time.
Then McDermott pounced at the back post to extend their unbeaten run to two games.
In the other game, Rory Finn slotted over an injury-time point to give 13-man Wicklow a draw against Antrim in Belfast’s Corrigan Park.
Captain Seanie Furlong and substitute Theo Smyth both picked up double-bookings for John Evans’s team, but they managed to seal their second draw of the season.
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London net dramatic 76th minute goal to seal share of the spoils against Limerick
BOTH THE DIVISION 4 games finished in a draw today.
Antrim and Wicklow finished at 0-12 apiece, while London and Limerick played out a 2-8 to 2-8 draw.
The Exiles are up to fourth in the bottom tier after taking three points from their last two games.
They needed a dramatic 76th minute goal from Anthony McDermott to pull this game out of the fire in Ruislip.
Fergal McMahon’s 17th-minute penalty gave London a bright start, but two Josh Ryan goals left the Shannonsiders on the cusp of victory heading into stoppage-time.
Then McDermott pounced at the back post to extend their unbeaten run to two games.
In the other game, Rory Finn slotted over an injury-time point to give 13-man Wicklow a draw against Antrim in Belfast’s Corrigan Park.
Captain Seanie Furlong and substitute Theo Smyth both picked up double-bookings for John Evans’s team, but they managed to seal their second draw of the season.
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