All you need to know ahead of Dublin vs Wexford in Allianz Hurling League

After a break weekend, the Wexford Senior hurlers will return to action next weekend…

Keith Rosstier’s Wexford Senior hurling team are 3 from 3 in the Allianz Hurling League and they will be hoping to continue their winning ways next weekend when they travel to the capital to take on Dublin.

Who’s playing?

Dublin vs Wexford

What’s it in?

This is Round 4 of the Allianz Hurling League.

When is it?

It’s on Saturday, 21 Feb 2026. Throw in is at 5pm.

Where is it?

It’s an away clash for Wexford, with the game taking place in Croke Park.

Is there anything else on in Croke Park?

Yes, this Dublin vs Wexford game is part of a double-header. On the same evening, the Dublin footballers will take on Kerry.

What are the betting odds for Dublin vs Wexford?

Dublin enter the clash as favourites. Dublin are priced at 1/3 favourites by bookmakers such as PaddyPower and Boylesports. Meanwhile, the draw can be secured at 12/1, and a Wexford win is priced at 13/5. The handicap is set at -4.

Is it on tv or is it being streamed anywhere?

The Dublin vs Wexford game has not yet been confirmed for any television or streaming coverage by any broadcaster. RTE will be showing Limerick vs Tipperary (5:30pm), while TG4 will be broadcasting Dublin vs Kerry (7pm). The game has also not been selected for coverage on GAA+, despite cameras being present at the game in Croke Park.

What is the Wexford team?

What’s the Dublin team?

Dublin have named their side. Paddy Smyth, Eoghan O’Donnell, Donal Burke, and Chris Crummey all feature for the strong Dublin team, with big forward John Hetherton — the man that caused a lot of damage in last year’s Leinster Championship game — named on the bench.

Where can I get tickets?

Tickets can be purchased online via Ticketmaster. Adult tickets cost €20. Child tickets, which cost €5, are for the Cusack and Davin Stand only. Student/OAP tickets cost €15.

How are both teams doing in the Allianz League?

Wexford have played three games and won all three. With all due respect to their opponents, however, these were games that Wexford were expected to win. They defeated Antrim, Down, and Carlow. Their most recent performance against Carlow created some hope for Wexford hurling fans. Although they won their previous games against Antrim and Down, it took a late Fanning free — and then a late rally to see off Down in Ballycran.

Dublin, on the other hand, will need a win against Wexford to keep their promotion hopes alive. Dublin have played two games. They lost out to Clare by just two points in a previous Allianz Hurling League game, before then comfortbaly overcoming Kildare.

It’s important to note that Wexford will also need to take on Clare in Ennis in Round 6 of the Allianz Hurling League. Two teams will be promoted from Division 1B — and it’s likely going to be the winner of this game alongside Clare.