Summary

  • Cork 7-26 Dublin 2-21 (FT)

  • Brian Hayes (2), Alan Connolly (3) and Tim O'Mahony (2) score Cork's goals; Cian O'Sullivan (2) on target for Dublin

  • Tipperary face Kilkenny in Sunday's semi-final

Live Reporting

David Mohan

  1. Cork 5-17 Dublin 1-14

    Sean Currie lands a free for Dublin, but Darragh Fitzgibbon replies immediately.

  2. goal

    Goal - Tim O'Mahony (Cork)

    Cork 5-16 Dublin 1-13

    That's got to seal Cork's place in the final as Patrick Horgan spots O'Mahony inside and the midfielder finishes.

  3. Cork 4-16 Dublin 1-13

    Patrick Horgan taps over a free for Cork.

  4. Cork 4-15 Dublin 1-13

    Fergal Whitely grabs Dublin's first point of the second half.

  5. Cork 4-15 Dublin 1-12

    Diarmuid Healy becomes the fifth of Cork's starting forwards to register.

  6. Cork 4-14 Dublin 1-12

    Dublin with a great goal chance but Ronan Hayes is hooked at the vital time. The Dubs have introduced Donal Burke for Rian McBride,

  7. Cork 4-14 Dublin 1-12

    Patrick Horgan with the first score of the second period for Cork.

  8. Back underway

    Cork 4-13 Dublin 1-12

    We are back underway and as we ponder what, if anything, can Dublin do to not just subdue the Cork attack, but start asking questions of the own on a consistent basis.

    It's going to take a massive effort as Cork have been utterly ruthless and will surely be looking to put an end to the argument early on.

  9. Watch: Hayes raises Cork's fourth green flag

    HT: Cork 4-13 Dublin 1-12

    It was a simple finish for Brian Hayes after being teed up by Alan Connolly.

    Watch: Brian Hayes scores his second goal for Cork

  10. HT: Cork 4-13 Dublin 1-12

    Paul Murphy
    Four-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny on BBC Sport NI

    Dublin need goals to get back into it, I don't think they're going to score consecutive points.

    If they can get back to within six, there's only two pucks of a ball in it.

  11. HT: Cork 4-13 Dublin 1-12

    Seamus Flanagan
    Five-time All-Ireland winner with Limerick

    This Cork team, their first instinct across the board is always to go straight for goal.

  12. Watch: O'Sullivan scores for Dublin

    HT: Cork 4-13 Dublin 1-12

    Cian O'Sullivan hit 1-3 for Dublin in the first half.

    Here's how he scored his goal.

    Watch: Cian O'Sullivan finds the net for Dublin

  13. Watch: Connolly hits net twice in three minutes

    HT: Cork 4-13 Dublin 1-12

    A quickfire double of goals from Alan Connolly helped put Cork in control early doors.

    Watch:Cork's Alan Connolly scores quickfire double of goals

  14. Half-time

    Cork 4-13 Dublin 1-12

    Sean Currie taps over a free to close the half but it's Cork heading into the dressing room much happier. Their early goal blitz was a marker, but Dublin weathered that particular storm, yet it's Brian Hayes' second goal of the half, three minutes before the break, just has the feel of a killer for the underdogs.

    Dublin need to find a way to contain the Cork full-forward line, but that's easier said than done as the front three of Hayes, Alan Connolly and Patrick Horgan have hit 4-7 between them.

    Half-time scoreInpho

    Half-time score

  15. Cork 4-13 Dublin 1-11

    Jamesie O'Connor
    Two-time All-Ireland winner with Clare on BBC Sport NI

    Dublin haven't done a massive amount wrong. Cork have just been outstanding.

  16. Cork 4-13 Dublin 1-11

    Darragh Fitzgibbon flicks over his second of the day.

  17. Cork 4-12 Dublin 1-11

    Alan Connolly stretches the Cork lead.

  18. Cork 4-11 Dublin 1-11

    Two minutes of added time to come.

  19. goal

    Goal - Brian Hayes (Cork)

    Cork 4-11 Dublin 1-11

    A second goal for Hayes who finishes after Alan Connolly selflessly puts him in. A huge score to give the Munster champions real daylight again approaching the break.

  20. Cork 3-11 Dublin 1-11

    Cian O'Sullivan and Patrick Horgan trade scores from play. Just under five minutes until the break.