Fermanagh defeats Laois, finishes league campaign positively

Fermanagh secured a comeback victory against Laois at Brewaster Park, ending their league campaign on a high note. Despite a slim chance of promotion fading after Kildare's win over Antrim, Fermanagh can take many positives into their upcoming Ulster Championship match against Down on April 20. In the second half, Laois surged ahead with two early goals, leading 2-12 to 1-10 with just fifteen minutes left. However, Fermanagh rallied in the final quarter, scoring eight points to Laois's one. The team made key substitutions that changed the game's momentum. Niall Corbett opened the scoring for Laois, but Fermanagh's captain Declan McCusker quickly equalized. Points exchanged as the game progressed, with Laois briefly taking the lead again. A goal from Paul Breen put Fermanagh ahead at 1-06 to 0-08. Laois fought back with a strong attack, leading 2-12 to 1-10 in the closing minutes. Fermanagh then brought on taller players, which helped them regain control of the match. A critical save by Fermanagh's keeper, Sean McNally, kept them in the game. Fermanagh responded with powerful plays and crucial points from Garvan Jones and Josh Largo Ellis. In a thrilling finish, they leveled the score and then pulled ahead with two final points to secure the victory.