Cork take on Waterford in the Munster Hurling Championship this weekend. Here's everything you need to know about Cork v Waterford
Cork and Waterford was a cagey affair last time around with Cork claiming a two-point win over 'Na Déise', in the Allianz Hurling League Division 1, and there is no doubt that Sunday's game will be any less of a thriller.
Having finished the league strong with a 3-21 to 1-15 win over Wexford, Cork will have been working hard in the five week build up to their first championship game to improve their recent run of form.
Waterford, on the other hand, will have been disappointed with their league campaign with only one win in five league games. Despite marginal losses to Cork, Kilkenny and Wexford a strong performance leaves much to be desired from Waterford as we head into the championship.
When is Waterford v Cork?
Waterford host Cork in Walsh Park this Sunday April 21st with a throw in time of 4pm
Where to Watch Waterford v Cork?
Sunday's game can be streamed via GAA GO with coverage commencing at 3:30pm followed by the 4pm throw-in at Walsh Park
Team News
Waterford name a strong team to face Cork in round one. On paper some might say Waterford have the stronger team but due to recent form Sunday's game will be difficult to predict.
Davy Fitzgerald has named the Waterford Senior Hurling Team to play Cork in Round 1 of the @MunsterGAA Senior Hurling Championship opener at Walsh Park @ 4PM on Sunday.#SuirEngineering #DéiseAbú pic.twitter.com/Pg125J4uVO
— Waterford GAA (@WaterfordGAA) April 18, 2024
Cork on the other hand Cork go on the hunt for goals with the return of Alan Connolly to corner forward sure to inject some excitement into the first round of the Munster Championship
- Patrick Collins
- Ger Mellerick
- Damian Cahalane
- Sean O’Donoghue (C)
- Robert Downey
- Ciaran Joyce
- Mark Coleman
- Tommy O’Connell
- Darragh Fitzgibbon
- Shane Barrett
- Conor Lehane
- Seamus Harnedy
- Alan Connolly
- Sean Twomey
- Patrick Horgan
- Brion Saunderson
- Eoin Downey
- Niall O’Leary
- Tim O’Mahony
- Ethan Twomey
- Luke Meade
- Robbie O’Flynn
- Brian Hayes
- Brian Roche
- Jack O’Connor
- Eoin Carey
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