Jack Nolan looks forward to an intriguing contest.
The meeting of Portlaoise and Camross in the Laois Senior Hurling Championship is the "game of the weekend".
That's according to Midlands 103 commentator Jack Nolan ahead of their third round match in Portlaoise on Sunday.
Camross started their campaign poorly with an opening day loss to Rathdowney Errill.
Last year's champions bounced back with a solid win over Castletown last time out.
While Portlaoise have been the competition's surprise package.
A win and a draw has been the least they've deserved from their games, and Tommy Fitzgerald's side have upended any predictions they would struggle in the senior grade again.
Jack Nolan says Portlaoise are moving on from their recent history:
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