Small margins will be the difference between Tipperary and Galway on Sunday, according to the captain of the Premier side.
It’s the third year running the sides have met at this stage of the competition – each team having come out on top on one occasion so far.
Padraic Maher says the game could come down to something as simple as a single hook, block, or puck of the ball.
He says they’ll have to be tuned in for the full 70 minutes to book their place in an All Ireland final.
Tipp FM s live coverage of the All Ireland Hurling semi final Tipperary versus Galway comes in association with Mulcahy Car Sales Ardcroney, Nenagh and Connolly Man O’Connell Street, Clonmel.
