This afternoon sees a pair of preliminary hurling quarter-finals take place with throw-in for both at 2 pm.
Kerry will host Wexford while Antrim, fresh off defeating The Kingdom in an enthralling Joe McDonagh decider, are hoping to dump Cork out of the Championship.
It's a big task of course although last year's beaten All-Ireland finalists have been up and down this year.
Here's all of the key info to know ahead of the game:
Venue
Corrigan Park, Belfast.
What time does it throw-in later on today?
2 pm.
What TV channel is it on and can I stream it?
Unfortunately it won't be on television but GAAGO are offering it on their platform for €10.
You can also follow updates with The Irish Mirror's live blog here.
What are the odds?
The Rebels are red-hot favourites to advance at 1/50 while the home side are 12/1.
You can back the two sides to finish level after 70 minutes at 33/1.
Sambo advice
Saffron legend Terence McNaughton spoke to the Irish Mirror earlier this week about how they can maximise their chances of pulling off a huge upset.
“It’s a tight pitch. It’s definitely not a Croke Park and Antrim have nothing to lose.
“Antrim’s in a great position. Like, Antrim can go at this game without any pressure.
“I’d imagine they’ll play a sweeper, I’d imagine they’ll try and tighten the defence up and stay in the game for as long as they can and try and get Cork to press the panic button like and if it comes down to a dogfight anything can happen.”
He added: “Antrim went out and they threw the shackles off and they tore into Waterford (in the League). That day against Waterford they were even the better team, only for a missed penalty.
“My concern with this team sometimes is the consistency level. Whenever they’re expected to do it, the pressure doesn’t sit well with them.”
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