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Offaly have won the All-Ireland U-20 Football Final in Croke Park this afternoon on a scoreline of 1-14 to 1-11.
Leading by seven points after Jack Bryant's goal with ten minutes to go, Roscommon staged a strong fightback and the game was in the balance until the final whistle but Offaly held on for their first All-Ireland at this level since 1988.
Watch the scenes at the final whistle including some very happy Offaly sporting legends celebrating in the stands.
#ROSvOFF Lán Ama
— Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) August 15, 2021
An t-aicsean déanta ag Uíbh Fhailí tráthnóna
Congrats @Offaly_GAA All-Ireland U20 Champions for 2021
This is their first U20 title since 1988 ⚪️@EirGrid @GAA_BEO #GAA #GAABEO pic.twitter.com/r3pkLpZFmJ
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