Some people are calling it the 'best Ulster final ever,' but not because of the game itself.
The Ulster final played out exactly as many people expected it to. Donegal started slowly but proceeded to score a comprehensive victory over Fermanagh to win their ninth provincial championship. The final score read 2-18 to 0-12.
Donegal were already eight points up at half-time, which will tell you something about the competitiveness of the match. Even Ryan Jones receiving a second yellow card didn't seem to affect the game all that much. By the time Fermanagh were reduced to 14 men, the result seemed beyond all doubt anyway.
A one-sided game like that is tough for neutrals and Fermanagh fans to enjoy. Fortunately, they were giving something to cheer about at the 48-minute mark. That's when the play was brought to halt by a dog. The canine stole the show with his pitch-invading antics.
"Is he a Fermanagh dog or is he a Donegal dog, do you reckon? I think he wants to play corner forward... or maybe goalkeeper."
https://twitter.com/TheSundayGame/status/1010889223749029888?s=08
Unsurprisingly, our furry, little, pitch-invading friend proved to be a big hit with the fans.
https://twitter.com/michmoch91/status/1010898171655065602
https://twitter.com/charamcgovern/status/1010896891477970944
https://twitter.com/hattoncracker/status/1010888422624505861
https://twitter.com/DanielRiceMurp1/status/1010894042891210753
https://twitter.com/CJC_KNIGHTS/status/1010887282625269761
https://twitter.com/Spudacus12/status/1010898237736280064
