This win for Killeshin along with their two arch-rivals drawing means they just need to win their final game to be crowned champions. It was a good start by Nurney and were unlucky not to take the lead on 5 minutes when Oisín Maloney hit the crossbar with a great header from play. The game evened out for the next 10 minutes with both sides searching for the opener that finally went to Nurney when Oisín Maloney put the ball into the bottom right-hand corner of the Killeshin net on 16 minutes. Killeshin chased and with the aid of the wind got the equaliser on 26 minutes with a goal from Ben Slattery after a defensive mistake. Killeshin pressed as the half went on and hit the upright on 39 minutes but couldn’t score leaving half time score: 1 all. Nurney were under pressure from the off with Thomas Bermingham pulling off a great save on 48 minutes to keep the score even. Killeshin were awarded a penalty on 49 minutes which was converted by Kyle Kehoe to put Killeshin in front. Killeshin continued to make life uncomfortable for Nurney and punished the home team again with a goal from play on 56 minutes through James Comerford. Thomas Bermingham continued to keep Nurney in the game with some great saves and even having the wind behind them was not enough to close the gap. The rest of the half was fairly even with chances for both teams that couldn't be converted. Nurney's best players were Oisin Maloney, Thomas Bermingham and Luke Brennan while for Killeshin best players were Ben Slattery, James Comerford and Jack Hynes.