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Unchanged Cork eye win and top four place

They remain perched perilously above the relegation zone but Cork manager Peadar Healy is confident he’s finally found the right mix, naming an unchanged team for tomorrow’s Allianz football league clash with Down.

Unchanged Cork eye win and top four place

Sat, 26 Mar, 2016 - 00:00

Paul Keane

Depending on how other results go in Division 1, a home win for Cork following their Round 5 win over Monaghan could even move them into the top four ahead of their final-round derby date with Kerry.

Down, in turn, could be relegated tomorrow if things go against them at Páirc Uí Rinn following a terrible campaign that has yielded five defeats from five outings.

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<p>MAGIC MAN: Cork’s Patrick Horgan. 'There was always a rabbit somewhere to be pulled out of his hat', says Anthony Daly. Pic: James Crombie, Inpho</p>

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