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KILMALLOCK caused a big surprise in the second round of the Limerick District League Lawson Cup when they toppled Premier side Mungret Regional after a penalty shoot-out.
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Jack Maguire put the visitors into an early lead but a Cian McNicholas penalty fifteen minutes from time levelled the tie.
Joe Hay restored Kilmallock’s lead on 82 minutes but the home side rallied again to equalise with minutes remaining through Kieran Long.
Penalties followed where the Premier A side held their nerve to record a memorable win.
Mungret Reg: Daniel Doyle; Evan Patterson; Sean O'Sullivan; Conor Myers; Conor Madden; Kian Barry; Hamza Selman Celik; Fintan O'Kelly; Kieran Long; Evan Barrett; Cian McNicholas. Subs: Danny McCarthy; Darragh Killian; Mark Barrett.
Kilmallock: Lorcan Casey, Oisin O'Reilly, Aaron Costello, Steven Kiely, Aaron O'Hanlon, Paul Moloney, Kyle Tierney, Jason Heffernan, Jack McGuire, Mark Hayes, Bjorn Downes, Subs; Barry Sheedy, Joe Hay, Mykita Kolesnikov.
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