Wexford v Galway

It's the clash of the titans as two of Ireland's most successful hurling counties go head-to-head in a mouthwatering All-Ireland semi-final.
Wexford, the reigning champions, will be looking to retain their crown, while Galway, the 2018 champions, will be hoping to dethrone the Yellowbellies.
Both teams have been in impressive form this year, and the match is sure to be a close-fought affair.
Wexford have been the form team of the championship so far, winning all five of their games. They have been particularly impressive in attack, scoring an average of 25 points per game. Their star man has been Conor McDonald, who has scored 3-31 in the championship so far.
Galway have also been in impressive form, winning four of their five games. Their only defeat came in the Leinster final against Wexford. However, they have shown great character to bounce back from that defeat and win their last two games. Their star man has been Conor Whelan, who has scored 2-22 in the championship so far.
The match is sure to be a tactical battle between two of the best managers in the country. Wexford manager Davy Fitzgerald is known for his attacking style of play, while Galway manager Shane O'Neill is known for his more defensive approach.
Wexford will be looking to use their pace and skill to break down the Galway defence, while Galway will be looking to use their physicality and experience to win the midfield battle.
The match is sure to be a close-fought affair, and it could go either way. However, Wexford will be slight favourites, given their impressive form this year.
Prediction: Wexford to win by 3 points.
Here are some of the key things to look out for in the match:
* The battle between Conor McDonald and Shane Walsh. McDonald is Wexford's main scoring threat, while Walsh is Galway's main creative force.
* The midfield battle. Wexford have a strong midfield, led by Lee Chin and Jack O'Connor. Galway have a more experienced midfield, led by Paul Conroy and Cillian McDaid.
* The tactical battle between Davy Fitzgerald and Shane O'Neill. Fitzgerald is known for his attacking style of play, while O'Neill is known for his more defensive approach.
The match is sure to be a great spectacle, and it could have a major impact on the All-Ireland final.