Hurling Tactics: Clash of provincial styles brings uncertainty and intrigue to Semple
Robbie O'Flynn of Cork brings the kind of pace that may require a Galway realignment
Which style of play will prove more dominant in Cork v Galway. During their Munster campaign, Cork reimagined themselves as a free-flowing, fast, direct team. Their slow-passing, precise, short game wasn’t working. A toothless showing against Limerick, followed by a turnover-riddled defeat to Clare, seems to have forced Kieran Kingston to return Cork to a simpler plan that suits them best.Â



