Irish League fans appear to have enjoyed the long-awaited return of local football.
Monday produced two stirring Irish Cup semi-finals at Windsor Park.
Ballymena United scored a 94th-minute equaliser before beating Coleraine on penalties, while Glentoran also required a penalty shootout to see off Cliftonville.
No fans were allowed to attend the games, with many preferring to watch the action unfold on television or online.
And the reaction was pretty positive, considering it was the first Irish League football they had seen in over four months.
A lot of the credit went to the players who went through 120 minutes of tense cup action before taking on the lottery of a penalty shootout.
@Stato_Grant tweeted:
@PaulVance63 hailed Glentoran goalkeeper Elliott Morris who pulled off two penalty saves in his side's shootout win over Cliftonville:
@dartmoorleft added:
@harleydeluca enjoyed the two games:
BBC pitchside reporter Nicola McCarthy said all four sets of players put in an "unbelievable effort":
@badams said on Twitter:
@Buntingfootball was impressed by the Glentoran defence:
@g2mcc added:
@Foolkiller82 enjoyed the games, especially the second semi-final:
@Kennydotcom praised all the players for yesterday's effort:
@Paperbackwright said:
Asmeeho7 said after watching Glentoran beat Cliftonville 7-6 on penalties:
