Tipperary boss Liam Cahill says his side are relishing their upcoming All Ireland Hurling final against Cork.
It'll be the first All-Ireland final between the old rivals, and Cahill says his players are looking forward to their first decider in six years:
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Kilkenny manager Derek Lyng admits they didn't make enough use of a spare man in yesterday's loss to Tipperary in the All-Ireland Hurling semi-finals.
The Leinster champions played the last 12-minutes of the game with a numerical advantage after Tipp forward Darragh McCarthy was shown a second yellow card.
But the Premier scored a late goal through Oisin O'Donoghue to edge out their rivals by 4-20 to 30-points.
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Lyng says that match-winning goal was preventable:
