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Waterford manager Pat Sullivan. PIC: Sportsfile
Waterford, like Cork, would need an unlikely set of circumstances to go their way over the next two weekends to qualify for a League Final.
But it’s been an excellent campaign for the Déise nonetheless, with top-flight safety confirmed after flirting with relegation in recent times.
Waterford have two wins from five outings and there’s an excellent base built ahead of the summer’s championship campaign.
A loss to Galway last time out all but extinguished their hopes of contesting a Final but Waterford will look back on this campaign with a huge degree of positivity.
They’d like to finish strongly, too, with Sunday’s fixture against League and All-Ireland champions Meath followed by a trip to Parnell Park to face Dublin on March 26.
Date: Sunday, March 19
Time: 2pm
Venue: Ballinlough
TEAM NEWS
Waterford: E O’Brien; C Murray, M Dunford, A Murray; E Power, E Murray, H Power; K Hogan, A Waring; A O’Neill, A Fitzgerald, C McCarthy; Karen McGrath (capt.), B McMaugh, L McGregor.
WHERE TO WATCH
The game can be watched live HERE
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