What time and TV channel is Cork v Limerick on in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship?
Sign up for our free newsletter Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  With eight of the Rebel panel that featured in the 2019 All-Ireland Under-20 All-Ireland final, The Shannonsiders are long odds-on favourites going into this game against a largely young Cork side. Alan Connolly (aged 19), Conor Cahalane (23), Shane Barrett (20), Ger Millerick (22) and Alan Connolly (19) are all in contention to start their first Championship match for Cork, while Patrick Collins (24) will make his Championship debut in goal. The two teams come into the Championship having both won two and drawn one of their five games in the league. Limerick did beat comfortably beat The Blood and Bandage by six points this time last month though. (Image: INPHO/James Crombie)  The in-play league table had Cork as Division One, Group A table toppers with 10 minutes of the last game against Galway still to play on June 13th. Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Play now  The Tribesmen rallied to win the game however with Cork ultimately finishing fifth in the six team division. Kieran Kingston's charges will be looking to improve on their performance from last year's winter Championship where the Leesiders won one and lost two matches. The winner this evening goes into the Munster final on July 18th while the loser goes into the qualifiers which start the same weekend. Where and when will the game be played  The game will be played at Semple Stadium in Thurles on Saturday, July 3rd in front of a crowd of 2,400 spectators. Throw in will be at 7 pm. Sky Sports will show the game live, with Sky Sports Arena set to broadcast the game. Highlights will be on The Sunday Game on RTE Two on Sunday evening from 9:30pm. There will be no Saturday evening highlights show on RTE because of the Euro quarter-finals. The game will also be broadcast live on Cork's C103 radio and Limerick's Live 95. You can follow all the live updates on our live blog from the game. Betting odds  Cork - 2/1  Draw - 10/1  Limerick - 4/9