I think it's going to be a huge tactical battle and a very physical game.
Both teams have a huge amount of experience in the ranks. Cork have a little bit more youth on their side and for five of their players this is a first senior All-Ireland final appearance. It's going to be a huge day for those girls.
Paudie Murray has been there and done it on the biggest stage so I've no doubt that he's going to have them well equipped for the final on Sunday.
The middle of the field is going to be a vital area and whoever can get on top there could very well win the game on Sunday.
Orla Cronin's availability will be crucial but even if she's not playing I feel Cork will have enough for Galway. When they get to an All-Ireland final in Croke Park they're a different animal.
They've been building nicely and that semi-final win over Kilkenny will stand to them and I think they have the momentum.
Cork by three points.
Ursula Jacob was speaking on RTÉ's Morning Ireland
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