Dublin and Wexford drew 4-19 to 3-22 in a tense hurling match, with Wexford staying unbeaten despite Dublin playing late with 13 men.

A National Hurling League match between Dublin and Wexford ended in a 4-19 to 3-22 draw, with Wexford preserving their unbeaten start. A brief sideline exchange between managers Keith Rossiter and Niall Ó Ceallacháin occurred late in the game, sparked by the tension of a tight contest. Both managers downplayed the incident, calling it a natural expression of passion common in high-stakes matches, and confirmed they shook hands with no hard feelings. Dublin played the final minutes with 13 men after two red cards, while Chris Crummey’s late goal secured the draw.