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Clare take on Tipperary at Semple Stadium in Thurles at 4pm on Sunday | PICTURE: Sportsfile
Clare take on Tipperary this Sunday afternoon in their final round robin fixture in this year's Munster SHC.
The Banner County have 4 points following their last-gasp victory over Waterford at Cusack Park, Ennis last weekend while Tipperary, who lost heavily to Cork last weekend have just 1 point and cannot progress in the 2024 championship.
For Clare, victory will guarantee Brian Lohan's side a place in the Munster final against either Limerick or Waterford who clash at TUS Gaelic Grounds, also at 4pm on Sunday.
READ ALSO: Live TV confirmed for crunch Clare versus Tipperary clash in Munster Championship
Tipperary v Clare - all you need to know!
Date/time: Sunday, May 26 @ 4pm
Venue: Semple Stadium, Thurles
TV coverage: RTÉ News Channel (Channel 21 on Saorview)
Teams:
Clare: 1: Eibhear Quilligan, 2: Adam Hogan, 3: Conor Cleary, 4: Rory Hayes, 5: Diarmuid Ryan, 6: John Conlon, 7: Cian Galvin, 8: David Fitzgerald, 9: Darragh Lohan, 10: Cathal Malone, 11: Mark Rodgers, 12: Peter Duggan, 13: Aidan McCarthy, 14: Shane O'Donnell, 15: David Reidy, 16: Cian Broderick, 17: Conor Leen, 18: Paul Flanagan, 19: Seadna Morey, 20: Ross Hayes, 21: Paddy Donnellan, 22: Ian Galvin, 23: Aron Shanagher, 24: Shane Meehan, 25: Robin Mounsey, 26: Tony Kelly
Tipperary: 1: Barry Hogan, 2: Johnny Ryan, 3: Michael Breen, 4: Craig Morgan, 5: Barry Heffernan, 6: Ronan Maher, 7: Brian McGrath, 8: Paddy Cadell, 9: Willie Connors, 10: Alan Tynan, 11: Jake Morris, 12: Seanie Kenneally, 13: Andrew Ormond, 14: Mark Kehoe, 15: Gearoid O Connor, 16: Rhys Shelly, 17: Conor Bowe, 18: Eoghan Connolly, 19: Jason Forde, 20: Patrick Maher, 21: Dan McCormack, 22: John McGrath, 23: Noel Mcgrath, 24: Bryan O Mara, 25: Conor Stakelum, 26:Darragh Stakelum
Referee: Johnny Murphy (Limerick)
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