The DW answered with a roar as O'Shea climbed back to his feet, already waving his teammates further up the pitch.
Right then and there, the fourth official appeared on the touchline and brought up the board with him, showing the four minutes of added time bestowed upon the game.
But the home fans did not receive this warmly.
Every stoppage in the second half had been counted and remembered, and four minutes felt like a number generated by someone who hadn't been watching the clock.
The away fans felt the opposite, four minutes being three and a half more than they wanted.
A moment later, Semedo took the throw and found Neto with it.
The winger planted himself between Max Power and the ball, absorbing the challenge before rolling it back into Semedo's path as the full-back burst into the channel.
Through this, the former Barcelona man never broke stride.
Glancing just once into the box, he sent the cross deftly and dangerously.
