11 incredulous reactions to Westmeath’s amazing win over Meath

The game of the championship so far.

Westmeath produced one of the great GAA comebacks today coming from nine points down to beat Meath by 3-20 to 2-18 in the Leinster football semi final. Everyone in the country, outside of Meath, are absolutely over the moon for them. Here's some of the best Twitter reactions.

A 13 point turnaround, Westmeath out score Mth by 2-08 to 0-01 in the last 20 minutes. As astonishing a game as I've ever commentated on.

— David McIntyre (@DaveMcIntyreNT) June 28, 2015

WE DID IT!!!! The comeback of the century by @westmeath_gaa what a day for the maroon and white Iarmhi Abu!!!

— Mary McGuire (@MaryMcGuire7) June 28, 2015

The famine is over !! Westmeath 3-20 Meath 2-18 anyone with a spare heart as mine is banjaxed!!

— westmeathgaaofficial (@westmeath_gaa) June 28, 2015

Nows a good time to say "there won't be a cow milked in Westmeath tonight"!!! Some comeback

— Eoin Cadogan (@cads3) June 28, 2015

I'm shaking with anger here....I'll hold my whist...well done Westmeath

— Fergal Lynch (@truefergallynch) June 28, 2015

Seriously never seen a @westmeath_gaa team play second half like this. Hats off.

— Niall Breslin (@nbrez) June 28, 2015

Incredible scenes at Croker! Mon Westmeath!

— Eric Lalor (@ericlalor) June 28, 2015

Bravo Westmeath! What a comeback!

— Dara Ó Briain (@daraobriain) June 28, 2015

What a day for @westmeath_gaa a great win over Meath and now on to the Leinster Final. Well done keep it up. Good one for @louthgaa as well.

— Tommy Smyth (@TommySmythESPN) June 28, 2015

Some comeback by #Westmeath, no one saw that coming. Incredible stuff! Páidí's a happy man looking down on them today!

— Máire de Staic (@mairedestaic) June 28, 2015

That's what you call no fear and fire in the belly serious performance from Westmeath #GAA

— Wayne Heavey (@OfficialWayneH) June 28, 2015

GAA historian Gerry Buckley celebrates Historic Westmeath victory against neighbours Meath #CrokePark #PressBox pic.twitter.com/SNn2lFMTAQ

— eamon carr (@carrtogram) June 28, 2015