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ANALYSIS 33 mins 36 mins 7 37 mins 1 min 38 min 7 32 mins 7 5 mins 7 9 mins 14 11 mins 13 33 mins 2 59 mins 7 33 mins 15 54 mins 4 33 mins 10 61 mins 13 53 mins 4 33 mins 14 12 mins 12 27 mins 15 7 mins 15 3 mins 10 33 mins 15 14 mins 10 15 mins 12 9 mins 29 mins 3 mins 3 mins 12 mins 28 mins 31 mins 51 mins 2 59 mins 13 64 mins 40 mins 12 54 mins 8 45 mins 12 35 mins 12 36 mins 12 66 mins 12 43 mins 13 20 mins 13 2 mins DUBLIN SCOREABLE FREES DUBLIN SHOTS FROM PLAY Kickout won by Dublin Point Kickout won by Cork Wide Goal Shot short of goal DUBLIN KICKOUTS SINÉAD GOLDRICK POSSESSIONS SINÉAD GOLDRICK STATS 1st 10 minutes 4 possessions, 2 tackles, 0 turnovers, 0 shots 2nd 10 minutes 5 possesions, 2 tackles, 1 shot and 3 turnovers Sinéad Goldrick possessions 10 mins into each half Number inside circle = Player that won possession Point Wide Goal Shot short of goal times in the middle third of the pitch to put a stop to any late counter attacks. SINÉAD GOLDRICK AND THE OPENING 10 MINUTES OF EACH HALF. On review of the stats from this game, it was clear where the battle was lost and won. The opening ten minutes of the game belonged to Cork as they registered 1-3 on the scoreboard, attacked six times and only committed two unforced errors. However, it was also obvious that Dublin's tackling was not up to their usual standards. Take Áine O'Sullivan's first half goal for instance. In this sequence of play Cork move the ball well from defence to attack but Dublin cannot lay a hand on them, only Aoife Kane managed to register a tackle before the ball hit the back of the net. In total, Dublin only registered 16 tackles in these opening ten minutes, with nine tackles from defenders and seven from the forwards. www.ladiesgaelic.ie | WINTER 2020 | 5