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15. Conor Bowe Rating: 8/10 Bowe is still green to this level in terms of game time, but he looks the real deal in the half forward line. He was slow to get into the game, but once he did, he was a big option for possession, winning all kinds of ball throughout the game, while also showing he has a scoring ability to go with it. A powerful runner.

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11. Noel McGrath Rating: 8/10 While there might be debate amongst Tipp fans that the legs might be slowing, the brain is certainly still functioning for McGrath as he impressed here. His link up play and ability to score from distance is class and placed at centre forward, may have the running burden relieved slightly. A certain starter.

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12. Michael Breen Rating: 7/10 Breen has been one of Tipp's best players in this league campaign and once again was heavily involved before his half time substitution. He clipped over a nice point before showing his blistering pace to bat a goal to the back of the net. His engine and athleticism is vital for Tipp in this year's campaign.

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14. Mark Kehoe Rating: 9/10 Put simply, Mark Kehoe was Tipperary's man of the match. He was a constant threat inside, and with the deliveries coming in often and with accuracy, he made mince meat of the Antrim full back line, scoring 2-2 and setting up several scores for his teammates. Looks to be maturing into a fine inside forward.

