Declan Bonner hailed a ‘top class’ performance by Donegal in the second half at Croke Park tonight.
“The level of performance in the second half was top class,” Bonner told eir Sport.
“We had a purple spell where we outscored Dublin 8-3, but we just didn’t kick on.
“We had opportunities, but the commitment and the quality of the second-half performance was very good.”
"At half time, we decided we have to give it a go" -Donegal manager Declan Bonner spoke to us after his side's defeat at Croke Park. #AllianzLeagues #MatchNightLive pic.twitter.com/E81RWeDGJW
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Dublin manager Jim Gavin was thankful for his side’s late economy as they claimed a third win of the League campaign.
He said: “There was a point in it and the game could have went either way. There is great resilience there. The guys never give up.”
"With a point in it, the game could have went either way" – @DubGAAOfficial manager Jim Gavin spoke to @suibhnegeilt after his side's win. #MatchNightLive #AllianzLeagues pic.twitter.com/cFOjXU20Tw
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