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1 – Mark Troy -The game represented a very distinct contrast of styles with Dublin engaging in short passing and trying to create overlaps while Offaly played a more direct brand – going long a good bit of the time and trusting Brian Duignan and Oisin Kelly to win ball up front. A good percentage of Mark Troy's puckouts were long and while some landed in a forest of players, there was a target in mind with them. He generally hit where he was aiming at while he was very steady with his primary goalkeeping duty, alert, making a good save and he was blameless for Dublin's decisive late goal. Rating – 8.
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