Swifts beat Reds on penalties to reach Irish Cup final
Holders Dungannon Swifts are heading back to the Irish Cup final after a dramatic penalty shootout win over Cliftonville in Friday night's semi-final at Windsor Park.
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Holders Dungannon Swifts are heading back to the Irish Cup final after a dramatic penalty shootout win over Cliftonville in Friday night's semi-final at Windsor Park.
Dungannon Swifts secured their place in the Irish Cup final after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Cliftonville at Windsor Park. Despite Kealan Dillon's extra-time goal, Cliftonville equalized in the final moments, leading to penalties where Dungannon converted all four kicks, while Cliftonville missed two.
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