Moorefield locked level with 14-man Corofin at half-time in All-Ireland semi-final

Moorefield    0-2

Corofin          0-2

AIB All-Ireland Club SFC semi-final

Moorefield and Corofin are locked level at half-time in a rather dour All-Ireland semi-final in Tullamore.

Corofin were reduced to 14 men after just over a minute, and it looked an atrocious decision by referee Derek O'Mahoney and his linesman Sean Hurson who seemed to make the call to send Martin Farragher off for apparently making contact with the head of Liam Healy.

It looked set up for Moorefield to press on with their numerical advantage, but they looked nervous and heavy-legged when going forward, while a wall of Corofin men formed an almost impenetrable blanket for the men in green and white.

The first score didn't arrive until the 13th minute, and it was Jason Leonard who got that for Corofin, while David Whyte got Moorefield's opening score a minute later.

Gary Sice and Eanna O'Connor swapped points from frees, while Micheál Lundy missed a massive opportunity for a goal just before the break for Corofin.