Who was Armagh’s Man of the Match in their penalty shootout lost against Derry in Sunday’s Ulster final?
21 players saw game time for Kieran McGeeney’s side as they suffered a heart-breaking defeat after penalties.
Ethan Rafferty
Kicked two incredible points from play but Rafferty will have nightmare’s about Derry’s first half goal.
Conor O’Neill
Another super performance from the Killeavy man, O’Neill got on the scoresheet for the third game in a row.
Aaron McKay
McKay was fingertips away from saving the Rogers goal and other than that had a good outing.
Aidan Forker
Brought the fight to Derry but didn’t see the game out as the Maghery man was replaced before extra time.
Ciaran Mackin
Slashed over a superb score for Armagh and excelled in his man-marking duties when moved onto Brendan Rogers.
Greg McCabe
Claimed a first half mark as four of Armagh’s defenders got on the scoresheet. McCabe once again was rock solid at the back.
Jarly Og Burns
Scored two points, one from a mark, and he fisted over his second when a goal chance was on.
James Morgan
Picked up Ethan Doherty at the start then moved onto Shane McGuigan and had his hands full. Added good pace to the Armagh attack.
Shane McPartlan
A big ask for the Clan na Gael youngster to pick up Brendan Rogers and he struggled to impact the game.
Jason Duffy
Didn’t get on the scoresheet but put himself about around the middle and was eventually replaced.
Barry McCambridge
His first championship appearance since the opening round against Antrim and he struggled on Shane McGuigan.
Rory Grugan
Chipped in with two frees and came back into the fray after being taken off. His last-minute mark dropped just short in normal time.
Andrew Murnin
Murnin didn’t have the impact that he’s had throughout the rest of the championship and was replaced by Oisin Conaty.
Rian O’Neill
Top scored for Armagh with 0-6, including two frees that brought the game to extra time then penalties. Missed his spot kick but had an otherwise good game.
Conor Turbitt
Turbitt didn’t really get into the game as much as Armagh would have wanted and was held scoreless.
Stefan Campbell
Once again made a telling impact off the bench to kick two-points and win the free that guaranteed penalties.
Aidan Nugent
Was on hand for a goal chance that Burns popped over the bar. Nugent showed courage to hit a penalty, which was turned away by Odhran Lynch.
Ross McQuillan
Added some pace to the Armagh attack and chipped in with a score after coming into the fray.
Oisin Conaty
Conaty entered the game for only his second championship appearance but didn’t see much of the ball.
Callum Cumiskey
Slammed home his spot kick with confidence which kept Armagh’s hopes alive during the shootout.
Connaire Mackin
Came in late in extra time for his brother Ciaran and wasn’t on the field long enough to impact the game.
