Chatbot, can you explain the last 15 minutes of the Cork v Tipp game please? via IrishTimesSport
Ultimately, Cork conjured a couple of goals to save their skin, both of them beautifully created. Darragh Fitzgibbon applied the finishing touch to a ground stroke by Conor Lehane – that would have crossed the line of its own volition – and then, at the beginning of stoppage-time, the excellent Shane Kingston played a terrific pass for Brian Hayes to deflect the ball to the net.
Cork's Patrick Horgan in action during the game against Tipperary at Pairc Uí Chaoimh. Photograph: Ben Brady/Inpho When Tipp ramped up their aggression in the middle of the first half, and blitzed Cork with turnovers and overloads, they went on a rampage of scoring. In a 15-minute spell they swamped Cork by 0-10 to 0-1, including six unanswered points in a row. Séamus Kennedy, Alan Tynan and Noel McGrath took control in the middle third of the field and Cork lost all of the directness that had characterised their play in the early stages.
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