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Tipperary's Masters hurling team hopes to continue their winning start to their championship as they prepare to travel south to face Cork in Round 3 of the Gaelic Masters Hurling Championship.
Wins over Galway and Kildare in the first two games have Tipperary in a strong position, and they will next face the Rebels in Ballygiblin GAA on Saturday afternoon in what will be a stiffer test to what they experienced in the easy win over Kildare in Clane two weekends' ago.
Cork have had a more mixed start to the competition, defeating Limerick in the opening round before losing out to Galway in the second round but will be hoping to get back to winning ways on Saturday.
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