Kilkenny are expected to win this match. If they can limit their opponents to two goals or fewer, there should be no reason for them to fail.
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Enda McEvoy: Something a little different about this Kilkenny, a smidgen of added cohesiveness
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STILL STANDING TALLEST: TJ Reid of Kilkenny wins possession ahead of Fintan Burke of Galway during the Leinster final. Pic: Ray McManus/Sportsfile
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