An All-Ireland Football final for the ages saw Dublin and Kerry draw 1-16 apiece at Croke Park yesterday.
The Dubs stood on the cusp of history as they bid for an unprecedented five All-Ireland titles in a row.
Kerry came back from five points down and led by one in injury time as a shock looked to be on the cards but Dean Rock levelled it up.
The Dubs star free-taker also had a chance to win it with a placed ball in the last kick of the game but missed and the replay is set for Saturday 14 September.
WATCH our fly-on-the-wall view of today's dramatic drawn All-Ireland SFC Final between @DubGAAOfficial and @Kerry_Official! pic.twitter.com/gicYgvG8XZ
— The GAA (@officialgaa) September 1, 2019
Three-time All-Ireland winner with the Kingdom Dara Ó Cinnéide said it was an incredible performance by both sides.
Paul 'Pillar' Caffrey and Jack O'Shea on the positives @DubGAAOfficial and @Kerry_Official can take ahead of the All-Ireland final replay #RTEGAA #DUBvKER pic.twitter.com/37j093qZYE
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) September 1, 2019
Cork beat Galway by 6 points in dramatic fashion in the minor final.
The Rebels prevailed on a scoreline of 3-20 to 3-14 after extra-time.
Cork Captain Conor Corbett scored 1-7 in a man of the match performance.
All the team @SimplySuits are proud to dress the All Ireland winning @OfficialCorkGAA minor team
An outstanding achievement. Players , management & backroom deserve huge credit & a pleasure to deal with #CorcaighAbú pic.twitter.com/98hx8huXcH— Simply Suits (@SimplySuits) September 1, 2019
