Postpublished at 15:46 BST 4 July
Cork 0-6 Galway 1-5
There's a pause in play as Padraic Mannion has blood on his shirt. Cian Daniels is on temporarily.
Cork go up the other end and add another point.
Summary
All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi-final
FT: Cork 1-18 Galway 2-26
Watch live on BBC Two NI and BBC iPlayer from 15:15 BST
Leinster Championship winners Galway reach first decider since 2018
Cork, beaten finalists in 2025 All-Ireland final, have now lost past six games against Galway
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Postpublished at 15:46 BST 4 July
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Cork 0-5 Galway 1-5
Conor Whelan tries again and, after a hawk eye review, he does register his first score of the game.
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Cork 0-5 Galway 1-4
Ambitious effort from Conor Whelan from a long way out but it sails wide for their second of the game.
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Cork 0-5 Galway 1-4
An easy free for Alan Connolly, who gets his first of the day.
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Cork 0-4 Galway 1-4
Jamesie O'Connor
Two-time All-Ireland winner with Clare on BBC Sport NIBrilliant finish. That is what Galway do, they leave space for the fast players to get through and Darragh Neary is one of them.
Cork have an issue as Galway are playing however they want to play.
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Cork 0-4 Galway 1-4
Two quick points for Cork as they narrow the gap.
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Cork 0-2 Galway 1-4
Another sloppy mistake from Cork gifts Galway possession.
Michael O'Donoghue's men are pressing really well and Tom Monaghan goes for another point but misses the target.
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Cork 0-2 Galway 1-4
Jason Rabbitte adds to Galway's advantage from out on the touchline.
Goal - Galwaypublished at 15:38 BST 4 July
Cork 0-2 Galway 1-3
Darragh Neary fires home a goal for Galway and it was a fine individual effort as he races forward, cut inside and kept his cool to slot beyond Patrick Collins.
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Cork 0-2 Galway 0-3
Cork right back in at Brian Hayes spins past his marker and splits the posts.
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Cork 0-1 Galway 0-3
Jamesie O'Connor
Two-time All-Ireland winner with Clare on BBC Sport NIIf you were Micheal Donoghue, this is exactly what you would have wanted.
His side is ahead and playing on their terms.
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Cork 0-1 Galway 0-3
Shane Barrett responds for Cork with their first score as he manages to clip the ball over from an acute angle.
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Cork 0-0 Galway 0-3
What a point from Cathal Mannion, who fires one over from a long, long way out.
Cork have not got going so far and have been sloppy in possession.
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Cork 0-0 Galway 0-2
Aaron Niland drills over the free to double Galway's lead early on.
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Cork 0-0 Galway 0-1
Patient play from Cork before Sean O'Donoghue drops the ball as he lines up a shot.
That gives possession back to Galway and Jason Rabbitte races forward and draws a foul from Damien Cahalane.
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Cork 0-0 Galway 0-1
A chaotic start to the game with both sides surrendering possession early before Thomas Monaghan strokes over the first score of the game.
Throw inpublished at 15:31 BST 4 July
Cork 0-0 Galway 0-0
We're off and running in Croke Park with a place in the All-Ireland hurling final up for grabs.
Who will move one step closer to the Liam McCarthy Cup?
'You'd be tipping Cork'published at 15:30 BST 4 July
Cork v Galway (15:30 BST)
Jason Forde
Three-time All-Ireland winner with TipperaryGalway have been steadily progressing. I think winning Leinster was a big thing for them.
Micheal Donoghue has brought a lot of youth into the team which has benefitted them. They have pacy, young players who will have no fear, but if you're going on form you'd be tipping Cork.
They got back scoring goals with six the last day against Offaly and their forwards look to be really on it.
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Cork v Galway (15:30 BST)
Neil McManus
Former Antrim star on BBC Sport NICork are strong all over.
Patrick Collins, what a season he is having between the sticks for Cork. He is a sweeper-keeper with that long delivery.
The half-back line is incredible with the Downey brothers and Mark Coleman. What a set-up!
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Cork v Galway (15:30 BST)
The noise has ramped up in Croke Park as the parade has just got under way.
There's a lot of maroon dotted around the stadium but there's an awful lot more red.