Stats wise the problem on Sunday for me is Cork achieved a level of accuracy that is unheard of and unlikely to be repeated. That should be a good sign but in a game which will not decide the destination of the McCarthy Cup I hope it doesn't deflect from what was ultimately a sub par performance relative to Limerick.I mentioned the penalty. It (and the second yellow) was a huge moment, but it is also worth bearing in mind that Cork had been thoroughly outplayed in that match since HT, in a way completely unlike anything last Sunday.
If we revert to form you are looking at a conversion rate of maybe 70%, therefore we need to improve by roughly 6/7 points if we meet them again.
That is very achievable, but I would hope management look at this as opposed to going by the score and thinking we only need to improve by a point or two.
Ultimately, I think the result of that game was pretty meaningless, a one point win for us wouldn't have changed the fact that, that level of performance won't be good enough should we meet again.

