Both Wexford and Cork came into this afternoon's second round of National League fixtures with a win under their belts.
Overcoming Waterford and Kilkenny respectively in week one, Davy Fitzgerald and John Meyler would have been keen to maintain that winning momentum.
A typically tight affair in Wexford Park that found it's only meaningful divide in Cork's first score of the game, Conor Lehane's goal was something to behold:
Conor Lehane opening Cork’s scoreline with a cracker pic.twitter.com/AT8bodRMRi
— The GAA (@officialgaa) February 4, 2018
Giving Cork a fantastic start, both sides were bound to exchange single scoring opportunities thereafter.
Two points behind the visitors at the half-way mark, Lehane's goal is all that meaningfully separates the sides at the break.
That is not to say it has been a dull affair. Wexford's Lee Chin may in essence be living the life of a professional hurler, but that is not to say he is using his time frivolously - this wonderful point a testament to his outstanding skills set.
Lee Chin opening up the Cork defence with this mighty point pic.twitter.com/tm1p38ZsxQ
— The GAA (@officialgaa) February 4, 2018
Finely poised now for either side to go on and grab a second win of the National League campaign, it is sure to be entertaining whatever way it goes.
