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Limerick take on Kilkenny at Croke Park this Saturday evening in the first of this year's All-Ireland senior hurling semi-finals.
The Munster champions are seeking to secure a place in next month's final as they bid to retain the Liam MacCarthy Cup.
Around 60,000 fans are expected to attend the match, which will be preceeded by Limerick and Kilkenny in the first of the All-Ireland minor semi finals.
Follow @CKSportLeader for updates on the minor match while @JeromeSport will have live updates on the senior clash
See above for the Limerick Leader Sports' teams views on what is sure to be a classic game of hurling.
Coverage in association with Sellors - Munster Law Firm of the Tear 2019
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