‘It saves a lot of time and effort. I no longer have to think about mowing every week which is a big win’

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With the UK basking in a spring heatwave, shoppers have been singing the praises of an ‘idiot-proof’ robot lawnmower that ‘saves so much effort’ in the garden. This particular model is on sale at Yimbly, where there’s more than £50 off the Mova Viax 300 Robotic Lawnmower.

The gadget is already reduced from £519 to £479 at Yimbly, owned by this site’s parent company Reach PLC, but shoppers can reduce this even further to £431.10 when they use the discount code SPRING10. This equates to a total saving of £87.90 compared to the usual price.

It also undercuts Amazon, where the same model still costs £479. Designed for gardens up to 300m2, the Mova Viax 300 uses AI to map a garden and mow independently with a u‑shape cutting pattern ensuring efficient and full‑coverage.

This is said to leave grass evenly trimmed with ‘minimal’ effort while on‑boundary edge cutting can deliver precise results along borders and fences. The wireless mower uses AI technology to detect and avoid obstacles around the garden such as plants and pets and has the power to climb slopes up to 40% incline.

It can also move over obstacles up to 4cm high and navigate narrow spaces thanks to its compact design. The Mova Viax 300 can be controlled through a smartphone app that allows users to set mowing schedules and zones from anywhere.

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Yimbly customers can knock £87.90 off the Mova Viax 300 when they use the discount code SPRING10.

It’s also said to be ‘whisper quiet’ and boasts several safety measures including live video enabling users to monitor their garden in real time. Elsewhere, shoppers can get £50 off the Flymo Easilife Go 250 Cordless Robotic Lawnmower at B&Q.

Reduced from £499 to £449, this model is more suited to smaller gardens up to 250m2, but holds a mixed review score of 3.6-stars. As for the Mova Viax 300 Robotic Lawnmower, this model has yet to receive any reviews at Yimbly, but Amazon customers have awarded it a 4.2-star rating.

One says: “Amazing robot mower. It’s whisper quiet you honestly can’t hear it over the birds. Obviously it takes way longer than me but I really don’t care. The lines are perfect and it doesn’t miss a spot.”

Another says: “Sit back and chill. The Mova Viax 300 is an absolute little legend. It was so easy to set up that even I managed it without swearing, sweating, or phoning a mate. It gets on with the job like a tiny, silent gardener who never asks for tea breaks. The scheduling works perfectly, the app is idiot‑proof and the lawn looks great. I always thought robot lawnmowers were a total gimmick. Turns out I was spectacularly wrong.”

However, the same buyer noted a potential downside, adding: “My only complaint? I wish it cut a bit closer to the edge – but honestly, that’s nitpicking. I’m not expecting it to trim the hedges and make me a sandwich.

Nevertheless, another Mova Viax 300 said: “This is a gift for my mother-in-law. She’s never used a lawnmower before and she’s really happy with what this machine can do. It saves her so much effort when cleaning her garden.”

While this buyer said: “The biggest advantage is that there’s no boundary wire needed – setup was much easier than I expected. The mapping works well in a simple garden layout and it keeps the lawn looking tidy with regular runs. It’s not perfect though. It can occasionally miss small areas or struggle a bit around tighter corners, so I still need to do some quick touch-ups manually. Also, it works best if the grass isn’t too long to begin with. That said, for day-to-day maintenance it saves a lot of time and effort. I no longer have to think about mowing every week, which is a big win.”

Tottenham finished 17th 12 months ago, but were never really in danger of relegation as then-boss Ange Postecoglou juggled an injury-hit squad with a focus on Europe.

However, they have endured a truly disastrous campaign this time around, once again not helped by a lengthy injury list.

Their season has encompassed three head coaches and multiple unwanted records, including losing six games in a row for the first time in their history and going on a 15-game winless run in the league.

Thomas Frank, who succeeded Postecoglou last June, was dismissed in February.

His replacement Igor Tudor’s reign was a new nadir, with the club collecting just one Premier League point from a possible 15 before his 44-day tenure was brought to an end.

De Zerbi then took on the unenviable task of ending their tailspin.

Draws against Brighton and Leeds that bookended wins over Wolves and Aston Villa provided light at the end of the tunnel, and they are now on course to escape – unless there is a dramatic plot twist.

Speaking to BBC Match of the Day, former Tottenham midfielder Danny Murpy said: “The mentality at Tottenham has to be, four or five weeks ago we were written off.

“If you’d said to Tottenham fans and players it’s going to go down to the last day and you’ve got to get a draw or a win at home to Everton, they would have bitten your hand off.

“The dilemma you have when you know a draw will suffice is that plays on your mind, and you really can’t let it.

“They’re at home against an Everton side who have petered out a little bit at the end of the season, they’ve got to be on the front foot and try to win the game, rather than be cautious and protective of that 0-0.”

The possible consequences of relegation do not bear thinking about for supporters, but will surely include a mass exodus of big-name players.

Dejan Kulusevski, Guglielmo Vicario, Cristian Romero, Micky van de Ven, Xavi Simons and James Maddison would all likely consider their options, while youngsters Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall are also attracting admiring glances from elsewhere.

If you want the creamiest scrambled eggs possible, you might want to rethink reaching for butter or milk – a chef has shared two surprising ingredients that could make all the difference

Nobody wants rubbery scrambled eggs to start their morning, so if your egg-making abilities aren’t quite hitting the mark and you’re ending up with a less-than-appetising result, two key ingredients could well be your saving grace.

When prepared properly, scrambled eggs are flavoursome, delicious and the ideal protein-packed way to kick off the day. A single egg contains 6g of protein, and a decent portion of scrambled eggs requires considerably more than just one. However, if you’d instinctively reach for butter or milk in pursuit of that perfect, slightly softer texture, you might want to think twice – because according to one chef, this isn’t actually the right approach. In fact, the secret ingredients are likely ones you’d never have considered adding yourself.

So if the answer isn’t milk or butter — which you’d naturally assume would make eggs as creamy as possible — what exactly should you be using instead?

TikTok user @foodmymuse revealed if you want to make “the best eggs,” you need to follow her recipe, because they’ll be incredible every single time.

She said: “Crack your eggs into a bowl, and the secret here is adding an extra yolk, trust me. Whisk them and strain, add butter to a pan and cook the eggs on low, undisturbed.

“Once they start setting, push them in so they all cook. Once almost done, add in crème fraîche.”

She explained she prefers to season her food right at the end, and that’s precisely what she recommends — though naturally, if you’d rather season throughout the cooking process, that’s entirely your call.

When she presented them in the video, she remarked on “how creamy” they look, noting she prefers to serve hers with chives. The finished result looked so mouth-watering that it had viewers drooling in the comments section.

One viewer described the recipe as “elegant and decadent,” while others said they definitely “want to try” incorporating these two additional ingredients into their own cooking.

“Yes, the crème fraîche makes them so creamy and good!” one woman enthused. Another pointed out that sourcing “good eggs” rather than budget ones can also make a tremendous difference to the overall quality.

Why does an extra egg yolk and crème fraîche make a difference?

Both crème fraîche and an additional egg yolk make scrambled eggs creamier by altering the balance of water, fat, and proteins in the pan, slowing the tightening process and encouraging a softer set.

Eggs transform from liquid to curds when their proteins unfold and bond together as they heat up. Introducing crème fraîche brings extra fat and a touch of acidity.

The fat coats and separates some of the egg proteins, making it more difficult for them to form a dense network, which keeps the curds tender and soft.

The subtle acidity also encourages the proteins to coagulate more gently, helping them set into a finer, silkier texture rather than seizing up abruptly.

An additional yolk works for a somewhat different reason. Yolks are packed with fat and, importantly, emulsifiers such as lecithin. Yolks also contain fewer of the “firm-setting” proteins present in whites, so adjusting the balance towards yolk naturally shifts the final texture towards softer, richer curds.

Combined, you’re boosting fat and emulsifiers while slightly tempering protein bonding, which results in smaller curds, reduced moisture loss, and a markedly more velvety scramble.

The planning application for a care home said Brexit saw the hotel’s business slump as migrant workers who had previously stayed at the hotel returned to their country of origin

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Plans to turn a hotel that once housed asylum seekers in Peterborough into a residential care home have been withdrawn.

Zenia Care submitted plans to Peterborough City Council requesting permission to turn the Hub at Fengate into a care home for the elderly on March 13, 2026. That application has now been withdrawn.

The initial planning submission, which was submitted on Zenia Care’s behalf by AM Planning Consultants, outlined the background of the hotel. It said: “The owner purchased the hotel site in 2013 and had many successful years.

“However, since Brexit in January 2019, when the majority of the hotel’s regular migrant worker clients returned to their country of origin the business has slumped by 70 per cent as they were the hotel’s core business.”

It continued: “In 2021 planning permission was granted for the change of use of the hotel to a residential care home… however, this was not implemented due to unforeseen circumstances, and the hotel has been used to provide accommodation for asylum seekers.”

The hotel – which was once known as The Verve – hit headlines in 2022 when it was requisitioned by Serco, the organisation responsible for finding accommodation in the region for asylum seekers on behalf of the Home Office.

The move sparked protests and demands for local consultation from residents and politicians when 40-80 asylum seekers arrived in November 2022 as part of a plan to relieve severe overcrowding at the Manston processing centre in Kent.

Led to vast, elegant adjoining suites, they have their own paradise to explore – as do the adults. I adored the understated style, the enormous bed, the textures of heavy silk bedcover, pale purple marble bathroom walls, Japanese loos, remote control for the curtains. The hand-painted de Gournay silk wallpaper is luxurious, in an understated way. The children loved the golden rubber ducks in the en-suite along with a toiletry pack with gorgeous all-natural cleanser and shampoo from The Botanist and The Chemist, panda bear towel and slippers, a big, soft teddy in a Mandarin Oriental jumper on the bed, and a little pile of presents, which for them included a ‘Little People, Big Dreams’ book, ‘Draw your own cartoon’ graphic book and dressing up pieces from party planner Meri Meri – who styled Prince George’s first birthday – to take home (the silver and blue superhero cape with matching leatherette red wrist bands and eye mask remain a source of absolute delight to my son).

Michael Carrick will name his first team as Man United’s permanent head coach this afternoon against Brighton and Hove Albion

Manchester United will end their Premier League season with a new permanent head coach as they travel to Brighton and Hove Albion this afternoon. Michael Carrick has signed a two-year deal with the Reds to extend his stay in Manchester. The former midfielder has lost just two matches since returning to Old Trafford.

In his pre-match press conference, Carrick spoke about needing to take this game seriously but admitted it could be an opportunity for younger players to gain some valuable first-team experience. It is hard to predict how Carrick will find that balance but it is safe to assume changes are coming.

First could be in goal. Senne Lammens has been superb but Sunday could be the chance for his back-up Altay Bayindir to play. The Turkey international looks set to leave the club this summer so Carrick could hand him one final appearance for the Reds.

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The defence should remain consistent despite options being available to Carrick. Harry Maguire hit the headlines this week after he missed out on the World Cup and he will be desperate to show Thomas Tuchel what he is missing. Luke Shaw also missed out on the England squad and will have started every single Premier League game if he is named in the starting XI.

In midfield, we know Casemiro will not be part of the squad. Kobbie Mainoo is the future of United’s midfield and could be the experienced head today. Tyler Fletcher will help the Scotland World Cup squad before they fly to America and starting him with Mainoo will be a great test for the youngster.

In attacking midfield, Bruno Fernandes is almost guaranteed to start. He still needs one assist to surpass Thierry Henry and Kevin De Bruyne’s joint record for the most assists in a single Premier League season. After the campaign he has had, it would be cruel of Carrick not to give him the opportunity to smash that record.

Matheus Cunha has been in fine form recently and should start on the left. On the right, this could be the time to give Shea Lacey another shot.

He has not played for the senior team since his red card against Brighton in the FA Cup. Today would be a great chance to banish those demons. Mbeumo can lead the line.

United predicted XI vs Brighton: Bayindir; Dalot, Maguire, Martinez, Shaw; Mainoo, T. Fletcher; Lacey, Fernandes, Cunha; Mbeumo

The inspector wrote in a report that they had to leave the pub without inspecting it.

A Cambridgeshire pub has been given a zero food hygiene rating after an inspector was refused entry. The Railway Vue in Impington was visited by the food hygiene inspector on Saturday, March 21, but left without assessing the premises.

According to the food hygiene report, the inspector was told that the owner had “recently took over the business”. The report said the owner suggested the inspection was for the previous food business operator and that they considered the inspection ‘irrelevant’ to them.

The inspector was also told that the kitchen was “not ready for inspection”. The owner told the inspector they “did not want an inspection on a weekend”, as they had never had an inspection on a weekend after 25 years of being in the trade.

The owner was told these are “not valid grounds” to refuse entry and the owner reportedly became ‘threatening’. The inspector noted that the pub was open and serving food at the time of the visit.

The inspector left the pub without assessing it and did not offer the owner a chance to sign off on the report for “safety reasons”. As a result, the Railway Vue was given a hygiene rating of zero.

Punch Pubs & Co, who look after the Railway Vue, said it expects its pubs to “meet the highest standards of food safety and hygiene”. The company will work with the pub’s team to “ensure all required improvements have been completed swiftly” and wants the Railway Vue to “achieve a significantly improved rating upon re-inspection”.

Punch Pubs & Co Operations Manager, David Hill, confirmed that The Railway Vue pub will be under new management from June. He said the company would like to thank the former manager for his hard work and wish him success.

He continued: “We know how much this pub means to the local community, so it remains our priority to keep the doors open. We will therefore continue trading as the transition takes place.

“We would like to reassure our guests that the pub will continue to operate as normal, with the addition of a new food offering coming in the near future. We look forward to updating the community in the coming weeks.”

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola spoke about what the next manager needs to do after he is gone

Pep Guardiola has two words of advice for the next Manchester City manager: be yourself. As one of the greatest coaches in the game says goodbye to the Etihad after ten years, he believes the next man should leave him in the past.

Enzo Maresca is expected to be the successor, having gone on to have success with Leicester and Chelsea in recent years after time with City in their academy and then as one of Guardiola’s assistants during the Treble season. The Italian has been out of work since leaving Stamford Bridge in January is expected to come in for the toughest job since David Moyes stepped into Sir Alex Ferguson’s shoes at United.

Guardiola has taken on an ambassadorial role within the City Football Group as he leaves Manchester, but his priority is rest. Friends do not believe he can go more than three months without itching to be back involved in the game, yet that is another personal challenge he is determined to win.

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That space should give Maresca the opportunity to be his own man at City, and that is exactly what Guardiola thinks he needs to be. The 55-year-old leaves because he does not think he will have the energy to keep going next season, and believes that changes are needed to keep the club fresh.

“Be themselves. A manager has to be himself. Unique,” he said when asked for words of advice for the next manager. “The club will be there to support him unconditionally. Like they have done it to me, they will do it to him and his staff.”

Guardiola has said previously that City would be his last club role in coaching while indicating that he would be interested in international management. Two of the upcoming major tournaments will be in countries he knows well, with England one of the hosts for Euro 2028 and Spain for the World Cup in 2030.

He did not rule anything out on Friday when asked about a City return or the England job in his future. His first priority, though, is trying to get some focus for Sunday’s game with Aston Villa as he looks for a big farewell.

Full Moon week and the last full week of May, which is the last full month of spring before the transition to summer begins.

There’s a strong sense of completion, full circle, fulfilment in the air.
What are you ready to round up, finish off, and draw to a close?

Make a plan and set to it, make each day include something that unhooks you from whatever you wish to release.

The process of ending is important. Deliver clarity and consistency to whomever needs it. Tick every box for closure. Then celebrate, raise a toast, and let go of a situation in the full knowledge nature abhors a vacuum and will bring new options to replace whatever was released.

This is the natural life cycle rhythm. But what are you drawing to a close this week? Let the tarot cards guide you.

Aries

March 21 to April 20

Tarot card for Aries for this week: The Emperor

Meaning: Something in your realm that was infused with forcefulness is now softening, and you can let go of the iron grip you yielded over it. This might be an ambition, a stand off, an uneasy relationship or bubbling situation.

Step back a little. Simmer down. Let things be as they naturally are without your force or watchful gaze or control. You can trust this more now, you can let it be as it is, and you can relinquish your role as guard/watchman/boss. And that, trust me, will bring blessed relief and liberation. You can divert to other things happily and in good spirit — your shift is done.

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Taurus

April 21 to May 21

Tarot card for Taurus for this week: The Fool

Meaning: The beginning is over! The fresh start or new endeavour or era you embarked on earlier this year is now becoming ‘the new normal’, and there is comfort in that. Mark the new phase by accepting this newness is now a part of your daily life and how things are.

Maybe you can look at your habits or routine a little closer, think about what is most sustainable, easy and efficient given this is the new status quo. Maybe even think about how you could help or advise others going through what you have, or what you’ve learned about your capabilities and nature from going through this process. Reflect, consolidate and celebrate the end of the beginning!

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Gemini

May 22 to June 21

Tarot card for Gemini for this week: Strength

Meaning: There is courage needed to face hard endings well, with dignity, grace and patience. Something has been winding down, and maybe continues to, in your life, for a long time — maybe a source of work, a poorly relative or friend, an ambition you can see no future to. It’s hard to accept, but no amount of wishful thinking can make things different.

When you can’t change the circumstances, you have to change your attitude and outlook around them. Getting your mind right. You have a busier mind than most so this process has been both fast and slow… you process thinks quickly mentally, but slower emotionally. And your heart has felt heavy.

This week, you will turn a corner here, you will feel more at peace with things, and even start to see silver linings, glimmers of new hope, or a better way ahead. The dark before the dawn is nearly over, my friend.

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Cancer

June 22 to July 23

Tarot card for Cancer for this week: Queen of Coins

Meaning: There is a practical project, role or task (that you’ve been largely in charge of) that needs attention. Something is no longer feasible and needs booting off the agenda, so that something more urgent, important and deliverable can enter into the fray.

You are the boss, so to speak, so you get to call this out, persuade whoever has a vested interest, and get balls rolling generally. Doing so will make you feel good, this has been bugging you for a while, it just hasn’t sat right, and you’ve known decisions were needed. So get to it because if not you, then who? Be the boss you were made to be — you are a cardinal sign, born to lead.

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Leo

July 24 to August 23

Tarot card for Leo for this week: Nine of Wands

Meaning: A struggle you’ve been tussling with for at least a couple of months is going to wrap up nicely, better than you could’ve hoped. So stick to it, Leo, and get this over the line. One last push and the Universe will match your exertion and bring about circumstances that magically enable a good ending to the drama.

You have worked hard here, tried when no one else really did, and put the work in. When this is done, make sure you celebrate, make sure you recognise your sterling efforts, and make sure the people with power know about it! A job well done. Rewards are due.

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Virgo

August 24 to September 23

Tarot card for Virgo for this week: Ten of Coins

Meaning: Something that has been a very very long-term fixture, like a piece of the furniture in your realm, is coming to the end of its natural life cycle. This has given you great rewards over the years, but the well is dry and it’s time to find a new source of reward. This could be related to health, wealth, work or home.

It’s not a sad end, as such, and not a shock. You have noted the need to reboot this area of your life for a while, been looking at options, researching possible ways ahead. And that will all come together this week, allowing you to bid farewell to your ‘old friend’ happily, knowing you’re moving onto the next page.

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Libra

September 24 to October 23

Tarot card for Libra for this week: Three of Wands

Meaning: Closure for you this week is found with the Three of Wands.
A surprise ending is coming your way — a good one. Don’t worry, this is something you’ve longed to see the back of; a toxic boss maybe, a frenemy making waves, a bad neighbour, a task on your to-do list that you dread.

Don’t overthink it and don’t go looking for it, but keep a side-eye out for unusual movements because this will all happen fast and unexpectedly. Seize the moment when it arises and don’t hesitate to back the idea of whatever it is moving along elsewhere. Be positive and steadfast, don’t shapeshift or hedge your bets. You wanted rid of this, and now this is your chance.

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Scorpio

October 24 to November 22

Tarot card for Scorpio for this week: Knight of Wands

Meaning: Something that has been exciting but also chaotic, thrilling but maybe a little too risky, fun but frivolous, will draw to a close, its energy spent. It was much like a shooting star — full of vigour and sparkle as it arose, but then exploding into vapour and disappearing.

Don’t try and chase it. Let it go. Make this a happy memory, a funny story, an interesting interlude, and one that was never meant to stay the course in your life. Our life stories are, if we’re lucky, full of such strange people, events and places. Enjoy it whilst it lasted, and then let it go with a big smile.

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Sagittarius

November 23 to December 21

Tarot card for Sagittarius for this week: Six of Swords

Meaning: A powerful, meaningful and much-welcomed ending is going to come about in the next seven days and you couldn’t be happier. This has been a long time coming. It could be as seamless as a change of heart or opinion, or as major as a toxic role or relationship.

You have been hoping for this turn of events for at least six months, and the even better news is that it will all go so smoothly. Everyone is ready, everyone has already done their teeth-gnashing and grieving and shouting. What remains is a universal desire for closure. And that will be delivered now. Thank god.

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Capricorn

December 22 to January 21

Tarot card for Capricorn for this week: Knight of Coins

Meaning: Time to take a break. Close the laptop, put the out of office on, take a day or so off, wind down the phone calls, cancel the meetings. Closure is needed on a phase of very hard work that has been draining, although also rewarding.

You need to reset, recharge and rejuvenate, and that can’t be done ‘on the job’. Come away from the furnace, seek a cool running stream, and lie down beside it- mentally and physically. You are the hardest worker in the zodiac and you need regular chill zones to keep that infamous energy sustained. You can’t pour from an empty jug!

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Aquarius

January 22 to February 19

Tarot card for Aquarius for this week: Seven of Cups

Meaning: Whatever has been on your mind now needs to manifest IRL. Stop thinking and start doing. Write down your plans, schedule them wisely, seek support, and set off into the execution phase. If you linger too long in daydreaming then nothing will get done and the momentum, and appetite, will fizzle.

Kick-start your wild ideas! You can do this, you can make it happen, but the imagination phase is over with, so push yourself into action whether you feel ready or not. Time’s a ticking!

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Pisces

February 20 to March 20

Tarot card for Pisces for this week: Three of Swords

Meaning: Hallelujah, it’s time to clear house. Purge the realm of the backstabbers, frenemies, mean girls, bullies and sly foxes who seek to unsettle and undermine you. Block, side-step, avoid, withdraw.

You are the kindest soul in the zodiac and, sadly, often attract vultures and vampires who feed on you and use you. Notice who this applies to. Notice their actions and how they make you feel in their presence. And then act accordingly. Seek to protect yourself. Draw their reign to an end. Boundaries are important, they are vital to your wellbeing. Establish them and hold them.      

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Cork and Clare go head to head in the final round of the Munster Hurling Championship on Sunday 24 May, with a place in the Munster Final on the line — here’s what TV channel it’s on, throw-in time and the latest betting odds

Cork and Clare face each other in the final round of the Munster Hurling Championship today.

Following a turbulent championship so far, there are three possible Munster Final pairings that could emerge; Cork v Clare, Cork v Limerick or Clare v Limerick.

Cork sit top of the table with three victories from three matches, and a draw against the Banner County would be sufficient to secure their place in the Final. Even in defeat, they would still reach the final if Tipperary overcome Limerick, though a clean sweep would help the reigning champions maintain their momentum.

Clare are currently in third position, and if they draw with Cork they will reach the final provided Limerick are defeated. They have already secured their place in the knockout stages following the final. Clare’s last Munster Championship triumph came in 1998.

Should Clare win and Limerick win, the top three sides would all be level on points and score difference would determine the top two, reports the Irish Mirror.

Here’s everything you need to know about the match:

Date

The match takes place this Sunday the 24th of May.

Throw-in time

The action begins at 4pm.

Venue

The fixture is at Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork.

TV and stream information

The match will be broadcast live on RTÉ 2 and GAA+.

Betting odds

Cork 4/7

Clare 13/8

Draw 8/1

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