What happens if the GAA All-Ireland hurling final is a draw? Is there extra-time and a replay this year?
The match is
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The All-Ireland final is underway in Dublin
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However, The Rebels have lost FOUR finals since they last collected the Liam MacCarthy Cup back in 2005 - including last year's showpiece where they were edged out by a single point.
Cork now come up against
who are trying to bridge a six-year gap themselves having not won the title since 2019.
What happens if the All-Ireland Hurling final is a draw?
Should the All-Ireland final finish as a draw then 20 minutes of extra-time will be played, at 10 minutes a half.
Then if the match is still drawn the final will go to a replay.
The replay is scheduled for two weeks after the final on Saturday, August 2.
What has been said?
Cork manager Pat Ryan - who lost in the bonus period last year - has been among those to criticise the finals going to extra-time.
Ryan said: "It becomes a lottery [going straight into extra-time].
"We had fellas going down injured, we lost players during the game, Clare lost players – Shane O'Donnell went off, Peter Duggan went off.
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"We lost Rob Downey, we lost Seamus Harnedy and Niall O'Leary. It's just a bit of a lottery.
"A replay would be the fairest but look they were the rules coming into it, we had planned for it, we had spoken about it.
"Going forward, I think it's a thing that the GAA should change."
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