European Championships - Final Round Scores

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European Championships - Final Round Scores

Authored by: Niels Schønnemann
on Sunday, August 08 2010 @ 05:45 pm ACST

Yeah. It was a very tough and tight contest. DK started best, but Ireland came back. DK went into the wind in the last quarter, but actually was the best team then and it proved as with just under two minutes to go, tournament leading goalkicker, Ottesen kicked for DK to make it a a 5 point game.
Shortly after a few mistakes in the DK backline was costly and Ireland got the next goal and with so little time left, it seemed very unlikely that DK could score 2 goals in under two minutes and then Ireland sealed the deal with a late goal, to make it a 3 goal victory.

But yes, a lot thought DK could have come back at the 2minute to go-mark and only 5 points down.

European Championships - Final Round Scores

Authored by: Brett Northey
on Sunday, August 08 2010 @ 11:24 pm ACST

Mind you, Ireland 9.2 to 3.2 after quarter time suggests that Denmark jumped them early but the Warriors were steady after that.

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European Championships - Final Round Scores

Authored by: Ian Hill
on Monday, August 09 2010 @ 03:45 am ACST

You would think so from the q-by-q scores but if anything it was the Irish who did the jumping - they kicked the first two goals. Denmark then got 5 on the trot in the first quarter and the first goal very early in the second - Denmark led by as much as 25 points at one stage I think (6.1 to 2.0). Then Ireland dominated until three quarter time.
Between that sixth goal and three quarter time (almost half the match), the only goal Denmark kicked was due to a 50-metre penalty that put the kicker at point-blank range.

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