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The Red Hands had a chance to top the group and progress to the quarter-finals
The permutations for Group Three are varied, but both Tyrone and Cork will be vying for top spot when the final tallies are in later this afternoon as they go head-to-head in Tullamore.
The Rebels are in pole position after back-to-back wins over Clare and Donegal while Tyrone bounced back from their round one loss to the Ulster champions with a 14-point win over Clare last time out.
That facile victory in Omagh has given Tyrone the chance to top the group and progress straight through to the quarter-final.
While Cork will top the group with a win or a draw, Tyrone’s fate will depend on Donegal’s result against Clare.
As things stand, the Red Hands have a better scoring difference than Donegal, but only by two points so a big win over Clare for Jim McGuinness’s side would give them a chance of finishing in first provided Cork are beaten.
John Cleary’s side will also enjoy the backing of the majority of supporters at Glenisk O’Connor Park with the game forming a double-header with the hurling preliminary quarter-final between Offaly and Cork.
We’ll have all the latest build-up and team news ahead of throw-in at 3pm. The match is being streamed live on GAAGO.
Tyrone have beaten Cork by four points in Tullamore. However, they'll be without Conn Kilpatrick for next weekend's preliminary quarter-final.
The Red Hands will have home advantage after finishing second in the group, Cork will be away from home after finishing third. Donegal are through to the quarter-finals after a 2-23 to 0-5 win over Clare.
Chris Og Jones is fouled by Brian Kennedy. Steven Sherlock fires the free at Niall Morgan's goal, but the Tyrone goalkeeper directs the shot over the crossbar!
Matty Taylor is fouled on the edge of the D and Steven Sherlock converts for his seventh point
Mattie Donnelly is fouled by Con O'Callaghan and Darren McCurry converts in stoppage-time as Tyrone restore their six-point lead
Steven Sherlock fists over a point from play to cut the gap back to five
Michael McKernan was through on goal, but he fires his effort over the bar in the final minute of normal time
Steven Sherlock converts a free as Cork end a 17-minute spell without a score
Niall Morgan converts the 45 and that's a third point from the Tyrone goalkeeper
Seanie O'Donnell is denied by Christopher Kelly! That's a stunning point-blank save by the Cork goalkeeper!
Darren McCurry emulates Canavan's last point. That's a stunning score for the Edendork man
Darragh Canavan is on top form as he turns inside the Cork defender and fires over a class point from play
Steven Sherlock converts a fine free off the ground from 40 metres out - that's a much-needed point for Cork
Niall Morgan gets forward to kick a classy point from play - his first in the Championship from play as Tyrone lead by four
Ciaran Daly sets up Ben Cullen for a stunning goal! Tyrone lead by three with 49 minutes played!
Brian O'Driscoll lands his second point of the game and the sides are level for the tenth time!
Darragh Canavan drops the ball but clips over a point anyhow! That's a special score from the Tyrone star!
Chris Óg Jones is shown a black card for tripping Niall Morgan after the Tyrone goalkeeper cut out a pass intended for the Cork full-forward
Darren McCurry lands his first point of the game and the sides are level once more!
Mark Cronin lands another classy point as Cork hit the front again with 40 minutes played
Mattie Donnelly is fouled and Darragh Canavan converts the free to draw Tyrone level on the restart
Paul Walsh has a shot on goal, but is tackled at the last minute by Mattie Donnelly!
Tyrone have introduced captain Peter Harte for the second half replacing Michael O'Neill
With Cork leading Tyrone 0-10 to 0-9 at half-time and Donegal beating Clare 1-11 to 0-1, Cork will top Group Three with Donegal finishing in second while Tyrone will finish in third place. Unless they can pull something special out of the hat in the second half, Clare will be out of the Championship.
And Sherlock's point in the final act of an engrossing first half as Cork go in with a one-point lead at half-time
Tommy Walsh is fouled by Michael O'Neill and Steven Sherlock converts to give Cork the lead in stoppage-time
Mark Cronin lands a stunning score and Cork are level approaching half-time. The teams have been level seven times in the first half
Conn Kilpatrick clips over a fine score from the edge of the D and Tyrone retake the lead
Seanie O'Donnell scores a fine point from play and Tyrone take the lead for the first time in the game with 28 minutes played
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