Cork and Mayo faceoff this Sunday as the Rebels fight it out to guarantee their spot in the All-Ireland football championship knockout stages. We have all the info on how to watch Mayo v Cork right here.
When is Mayo v Cork?
Mayo take on Cork this Sunday, June 18th at 2pm in the TUS Gaelic Grounds, Limerick.
How to watch Mayo v Cork
Mayo v Cork will be streamed live on GAA GO with coverage getting underway at 1:30pm ahead of throw-in at 2pm.
What's at Stake?
Mayo have already secured their place in the next round regardless of Sunday's result. However, a win or draw against Cork would guarantee them the top spot in the table and therefore a direct route into the quarter-finals.
Cork on the other hand, are still at risk of elimination. Should Louth beat Kerry, and Cork lose to Mayo then either Kerry or Cork would be eliminated on points difference.
Form Guide
Mayo are unbeaten so far in the Championship and are one of the Sam Maguire favourites at the moment. They've backed up those prospects with their results after travelling to Killarney and handing the defending champions a comprehensive five-point loss. However, despite that emphatic victory, they scraped through their game with winless Louth beating them by the bare minimum in their second game.
Cork on the other hand have just one win and a loss. They beat Mickey Harte's Louth by just two points the first day out but suffered their own two-point defeat in the next round when Kerry beat them 1-14 to 0-15. While they have plenty of potential, this Cork team simply aren't operating at the same level Mayo are.
Mayo are heavy favourites for Sunday's encounter, but they were pulled close by Louth and Cork faired much better against Kerry than anyone had expected. While it would be an upset if Cork did win, this game could be a lot closer than Mayo fans would like.
Team News
Mayo
There's two changes for Kevin McStay as captain Paddy Durcan and Fionn McDonagh come into the starting line-up for Donnacha McHugh and Jason Doherty. Diarmuid O'Connor will start from the bench with Padraig O'Hora starting in his place for the second week in a row.
The Mayo Senior Football panel has been named for Sunday's All-Ireland Senior Championship Rd 3 against Cork in Limerick.
Details Below ⬇️⬇️⬇️https://t.co/8Vr6NGFSNv#mayogaa pic.twitter.com/23sbGuyOdX— Mayo GAA (@MayoGAA) June 16, 2023
Cork
There are no changes to the Cork team who lost to Kerry the last day out. The team in full is:
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That's all the info you need on how to watch Mayo v Cork this Sunday.
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