David and Paudie Clifford Speaking After Their One Point Win Against Mayo.

Kerry got their second win of the league after being Mayo by 0-16 to 0-15. The game ended with David Clifford kicking the game winner. Watch it below.

FT Division 1: Kerry 0-16 Mayo 0-15

“Cometh the moment, cometh the man” – it’s David Clifford who wins it at the death with a late score for the Kingdom.

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David Clifford looked unsure here as to what Paudie Clifford was going to say! Paudie then prrsented his brother with the Man of the Match award.

The Clifford brothers have been reacting after another brilliant double act helped Kerry to a one-point win over Mayo. pic.twitter.com/yUp66f2AKH

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David and Paudie Clifford Speaking After Their One Point Win Against Mayo.