2013 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship final
Build-up
### Build\-up

The replay match was fixed for Saturday 28th rather than a traditional Sunday because the ladies Gaelic football finals are scheduled for the following Sunday, the 29th and are not going to be moved to another date which happened in 2012\.
The GAA have predicted that the replay will be a sell\-out even with the 5pm throw\-in time and it will be the first senior final to be played under floodlights.
The GAA confirmed that there will be ticket reductions for the replay similar to the 2012 replay with stand tickets priced at €50 (down from €80\) and terrace tickets at €25 (down from €40\).

Cork manager Jimmy Barry\-Murphy commented on the replay saying “It’s more of a game now than it is a final."
The replay will be the sixth time that the sides have played each other in 2013\.
Clare selector Louis Mulqueen thinks that if Clare seize moment in the replay they can kickstart a golden era for the county saying "I still think if they could win the All\-Ireland on Saturday we'd be talking about the golden era. But they still have to make the breakthrough and the quicker they make that breakthrough the better."
Clare manager Davy Fitzgerald is concerned about the number of games the team has played in 2013 saying ""Since the start of February we've been flat out because we played the league campaign at a championship pace, So, I'd be saying to myself: 'Will these games catch up on them?' That's the only concern, but it doesn't seem to have. They seem to be good. I think the only really flat game we had was that Tipperary league game."


What are the implications of the replay being a sell-out despite the early start time?