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Laois are through to a Leinster U-20 Football semi-final after a five-point victory over Meath in Laois Hire O'Moore Park on Tuesday evening. The win sees Laois top their group after winning all three games.The contest was nip for tuck throughout with Laois sealing the win in the last 10 minutes as they fired in 1-5 without any reply.
The game-sealing score came courtesy of Laois' Davy Costello as he received a kick-pass from Colin Dunne as the Emo man had the freedom of O'Moore Park before he unleashed a looping shot that went over Oisin McDermott's head and sent the Laois fans into ecstasy
Watch Costello's amazing goal below:
INSANE last 60 seconds ending in an INCREDIBLE top corner goal from Davy Costello!!
— Clubber (@clubber) April 4, 2023
Did he mean it??
The result sees @CLGLaois into the @gaaleinster U20 Football Semi-Final. Watch the game in full here https://t.co/8RTIDVIpju pic.twitter.com/G1AVOPHCTX
Laois now face a week off as they await their semi-final opponents with the quarter-finals taking place next Tuesday.
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