That's the view of former Tipp goalkeeper Ken Hogan, who believes that those hoping to be involved against the Cats shouldn't get too carried away by last weekend's fourteen point win over Dublin at Semple Stadium.
Another victory for the Premier County would put them in a strong position to qualify for the quarter-finals and leave Brian Cody's side, who were beaten against Waterford last time out, with a difficult task to make the last eight.
Ken says the Tipp boss will ensure that his players are mentally ready for the trip to Nowlan Park.
Kilkenny V Tipperary will be live on Tipp FM on Sunday – our coverage gets underway shortly before the throw-in time of 2 o'clock and will be brought to you in association with Alliance Medical.
