1. Brian Hogan Rating: 7/10 Hogan would have been eager to make a good impression after starting second fiddle to his namesake Barry for most of last year's campaign, and had a decent if unspectacular outing. He pulled off a good save in the first half and in what seems to be a request from management, he floated across his 21 as a pass option for the Tipp backs in possession. His long pucks to Denis Maher at different stages caused trouble, but he will need to tidy up his short and medium range passes going forward.

placeholder image — 1. Brian Hogan Rating: 7/10 Hogan would have been eager to make a good impression after starting second fiddle to his namesake Barry for most of last year's campaign, and had a decent if unspectacular outing. He pulled off a good save in the first half and in what seems to be a request from management, he floated across his 21 as a pass option for the Tipp backs in possession. His long pucks to Denis Maher at different stages caused trouble, but he will need to tidy up his short and medium range passes going forward.

TipperaryLive Player Ratings - Tipperary vs Laois

Published 8th Feb 2022, 20:45 GMT

6. Seamus Kennedy Rating: 7/10 Operated as the loose man for Tipperary owing to the Laois tactics. He is the image of composure in possession and rarely makes a mistake coming out with the ball. A reliable operator and had another solid outing here.

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6. Seamus Kennedy Rating: 7/10 Operated as the loose man for Tipperary owing to the Laois tactics. He is the image of composure in possession and rarely makes a mistake coming out with the ball. A reliable operator and had another solid outing here.

7. Barry Heffernan Rating: 6/10 The Nenagh man had a passable performance by the standards he has set himself in previous years. The ability to carry the ball from half back makes him an important option for Bonnar, but he will need to deliver the goods in this league to make sure of his place. More to come from him.

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7. Barry Heffernan Rating: 6/10 The Nenagh man had a passable performance by the standards he has set himself in previous years. The ability to carry the ball from half back makes him an important option for Bonnar, but he will need to deliver the goods in this league to make sure of his place. More to come from him.

8. Alan Flynn Rating: 6/10 Flynn was in and out of this game and has a habit of drifting through games unnoticed. His engine is unquestioned as he put in a big number on the GPS again, but needs to get more involved in the play.

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8. Alan Flynn Rating: 6/10 Flynn was in and out of this game and has a habit of drifting through games unnoticed. His engine is unquestioned as he put in a big number on the GPS again, but needs to get more involved in the play.

9. Michael Breen Rating: 6/10 Like his midfield partner, Breen had patches of heavy involvement and got about the field as usual. The scrappy nature of the game and the conditions probably didn't suit the big Ballina man but he was by no means bad on the day.

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9. Michael Breen Rating: 6/10 Like his midfield partner, Breen had patches of heavy involvement and got about the field as usual. The scrappy nature of the game and the conditions probably didn't suit the big Ballina man but he was by no means bad on the day.

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