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Cork will face off against Clare in an all-Munster final as the inter-county hurling season reaches its climax.
The game is live on RTÉ with throw-in time of 3.30 pm. Coverage will start at 2.15pm. BBC will also be showing the game from 3pm.
This will be an All-Ireland hurling final without Limerick for the first time since 2019.
Cork are aiming to win the title in 19 years since they last won in 2005 while Clare hope to lift the Liam MacCarthy for the first time since 2013,
Both sides have named unchanged sides from the teams that won the semi-finals.
Clare: É Quilligan; A Hogan, C Cleary, C Leen; D Ryan, J Conlon, D McInerney; D Fitzgerald, C Malone; T Kelly, M Rodgers, P Duggan; A McCarthy, S O'Donnell, D Reidy
Cork: P Collins; N O'Leary, E Downey, S O'Donoghue; C Joyce, R Downey, M Coleman; T O'Mahony, D Fitzgibbon; D Dalton, S Barrett, S Harnedy; P Horgan, A Connolly, B Hayes.
The referee for the game is Johnny Murphy from Limerick.
Bookies have Cork down as favourites for the game, after their semi-final win over 4-time champions, Limerick.
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