Statistics illustrate excellence of both Dubs and Limerick

Dublin and Limerick’s All-Ireland successes are born out by the statistics which highlight the improvement in Dublin’s scoring and discipline from 2017 as well as Limerick’s strength on their own puck-out.

In an analysis suite commissioned by Sure, Jim Gavin’s side averaged 27.5 points per game, up almost two points from 2017 (25.7) and seven from ‘16 (20.9). At the same time, they conceded more this past season, an average of 15.4 points, than they did last year (13.2), in contrast to 13.2 in ‘17 and 14.6 in’ 16.