For minutes after Damien Cahalane's red card, midway through the second half in Cork and Waterford's All-Ireland semi-final, it looked like the Rebels might defy logic and go on to win despite being down to 14 players.
Then, up stepped Austin Gleeson.
During a dominant five minutes, first Gleeson scored an incredible long range point. That was followed by a brilliant pass for Waterford's second goal of the game, scored by Jamie Barron.
He capped it off with a sensational solo goal - the hurling equivalent of Owen Mulligan's slaloming run against Dublin in 2005.
Austin Gleeson just kept going when he received this ball! Watch the @waterfordGAA man's crucial 2nd half goal vs Cork on GAANOW! #CORKvWAT pic.twitter.com/hnlcEBgiHK
— The GAA (@officialgaa) August 13, 2017
15 minutes from the final whistle, Gleeson didn't have a score to his name - he would end up with 1-2 as Waterford progressed to their first All-Ireland final since 2008.
Herre's that brilliant pass for Jamie Barron's first goal.
GOAL! Jamie Barron stepped up in the final quarter for Na Déise - this was the first of his two goals for @WaterfordGAA vs Cork! #CORKvWAT pic.twitter.com/Ivb08tX0AX
— The GAA (@officialgaa) August 13, 2017
