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It will be a throwback Munster Championship clash between Tipperary and Cork this coming weekend as this game is in knockout territory with the loser confirming their exit from this year's action.
The news will come as a welcomed relief to supporters from both counties, with uproar countrywide among the hurling fraternity around Ireland with the brilliant matches being left unseen by many behind the GAA Go paywall.
There will be no such issues this time around for Premier and Rebel supporters with the game being broadcast on terrestrial television, and with Cork flying high after their last-minute win over Limerick at Páirc Uí Chaoimh last weekend, Tipperary's clash with the visitors in at FBD Semple Stadium.
While this is a league format this is a knock-out clash and after the epic clash in the Páirc last weekend, Cork will be hoping to continue the momentum against Tipp. Watch the game live on RTÉ 2.
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