The new champions came from two points down entering injury-time to claim victory

A black card and three reds ended the Muskerry side's chances, meaning Newmarket face Kanturk in the PIFC final

A red card and two blacks couldn't stop Kanturk from digging out a win, with Kyrle Holland and Cian Clernon the impact subs

Next up is a county semi-final against Kanturk for the East Cork club

Duhallow club are back in the last four of the Premier Intermediate Football Championship

Winning all three of their group games, the West Muskerry outfit are straight through to the last four

Both clubs were already through to the knockout stages but Kanturk secured a place in the last four as a top seed along with Cill na Martra

Both clubs had lost their opening two rounds in the Premier Intermediate Football Championship

Castletownbere looked likely winners for much of a tough battle in poor conditions

Rangers' second team had enough quality to beat Rockchapel and secure their spot in the knockout stages

Kevin O'Hanlon hit 2-1 for the victors, who move into the Premier Intermediate quarter-finals

A Kevin Fulganati goal was essential in a tough tie at Rathpeacon

It's now two wins on the bounce for the Muskerry side

Goals from Liam O'Keeffe and Colin Walsh proved vital

Aghada beat Castletownbere in the other group game on Saturday

East Cork side played in bursts but ultimately it was enough against the Beara outfit

Two wins from two for the Muskerry outfit but the city side have now been beaten twice

Gary Murphy was in top form for the Beara side

Great start to the PIFC season for the Muskerry outfit

Newmarket looked to have the game won heading into added time

Daniel Ó Ceallaigh’s late goal was the deciding factor

Two goals in the first quarter set the tone for the Duhallow outfit

Rockchapel 4-8 St Vincent’s 1-9 HARD to believe St Vincent’s led Rockchapel by eight points after eight minutes but in the end, they had to succumb to the brilliance of the Duhallow side making their debut in the Bon Secours PIFC at Mallow.