This is how you bring a game to life.
Trinity College Dublin squared off against Maynooth University in the Inter-varsities Junior Championship on Friday and whoever was running their Twitter account for the game was in stellar form.
The account began the coverage with an injury update, with a bit of a twist.
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656169421648601088
Then came the team news, and it was clear that more research should have been done on the starting XV.
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656169740075991040
We were then blessed with some tactical analysis.
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656170394773278720
This was followed by the first mention of Will Freeley's legs. (We'll get back to them in due course.)
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656173802167123968
Then we received the obligatory player's background information.
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656177835044950016
Willy Freeley's legs suddenly became the focal point of the match.
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656178785004474368
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656179752504545280
The importance of the manager's guidance was then highlighted.
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656181293059842048
It became apparent that there might have been some flukey play earlier on.
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656186678781067264
Proof that the players were listening to their manager.
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656187575410016256
The glass half-full approach to misses.
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656192605370384384
Then the final whistle blew.
https://twitter.com/TCDGAA/status/656193015309074432
