Cork v Dublin TV info, throw-in time, date and more for All-Ireland semi-final
Both teams will be gunning for the final after some massive performances from them throughout the championship.
This is Cork's first game in the All-Ireland series after winning against Limerick in the Munster final on penalties, stopping the charge for eight in a row for the side in green.
Seamus Harnedy will not feature for the Rebels after picking up a hamstring injury.
Dublin pulled off one of this year's biggest shocks by winning against a well-fancied Limerick side with 14 men to reach the semis for the first time since 2013.
They last met in the All-Ireland quarter-final last year, where Cork won by five points.
Here's what you need to know:
The match takes place in Croke Park in Drumcondra, on Saturday July 5.
The action is scheduled to get under way at 5pm.
The match is being shown live on RTÉ 2 and BBC One NI.
Cork: 1/7
Draw: 14/1
Dublin: 11/2
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