The match with Kerry has already been pushed back by a week.
Tyrone are not fully certain if they can fulfil their All Ireland senior football championship semi final against Kerry at Croke Park on Saturday week.
Chairman Mickey Kerr says they won't make a decision until this weekend after a large number of the squad either contracted Covid-19 or were deemed close contacts.
The rearrangement of the fixture means the All Ireland senior football final has been moved to Saturday September 4th, the same day that the Republic of Ireland play Azerbaijan in Dublin.
Meanwhile, Cork have another hurling team in an All Ireland final.
The Rebel minors defeated Waterford by 1-26 to 1-15 in Thurles last night.
They will face either Kilkenny or Galway in the decider.
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