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David Fitzgerald and Neil Montgomery in action during the 2023 Munster SHC | PICTURE: Sportsfile
Waterford take on Clare this Sunday afternoon in a crucial Munster SHC clash.
The Deise sit on 3 points having defeated Cork and drawn with Tipperary at Walsh Park while the Banner County have 2 points following their first two games (defeat to Limerick and a victory over Cork).
Both sides will be looking for their second win of the championship to boost their chances of making it to the Munster SHC final or the All-Ireland series by finishing third.
Defeat for either team will mean they will be depending on results elsewhere to progress from the Round Robin series.
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Waterford v Clare - all you need to know!
Date/time: Sunday, May 19 @ 2pm
Venue: Cusack Park, Ennis, Co Clare
TV coverage: The Sunday Game, RTÉ 2
Teams:
Waterford: No. 1 Shaun O’Brien; No. 2 Kieran Bennett; No. 3 Mark Fitzgerald; No. 4 Iarlaith Daly; No. 5 Jack Fagan; No. 6 Tadhg de Burca; No. 7 Calum Lyons; No. 8 Darragh Lyons; No. 9 Jamie Barron; No. 10 Jack Prendergast; No. 11 Neil Montgomery; No. 12 Michael Kiely; No. 13 Dessie Hutchinson; No. 14 Stephen Bennett; No. 15 Kevin Mahony; No. 16 Billy Nolan; No. 17 Ian Kenny; No. 18 Conor Ryan; No. 19 Mairtín Power; No. 20 Patrick Curran; No. 21 Patrick Fitzgerald; No. 22 Shane Bennett; No. 23 Peter Hogan; No. 24 Padraig Fitzgerald; No. 25 Paddy Leavey; No. 26 Tom Barron
Clare: No. 1 Eibhear Quilligan; No. 2 Adam Hogan; No. 3 Conor Cleary; No. 4 Rory Hayes; No. 5 Diarmuid Ryan; No. 6 John Conlon; No. 7 David McInerney; No. 8 David Fitzgerald; No. 9 Darragh Lohan; No. 10 Cathal Malone; No. 11 Mark Rodgers; No. 12 Peter Duggan; No. 13 Aidan McCarthy; No. 14 Shane O'Donnell; No. 15 David Reidy; No. 16 Cian Broderick; No. 17 Conor Leen; No. 18 Paul Flanagan; No. 19 Seadna Morey; No. 20 Cian Galvin; No. 21 Paddy Donnellan; No. 22 Ian Galvin; No. 23 Aron Shanagher; No. 24 Shane Meehan; No. 25 Robin Mounsey; No. 26 Tony Kelly
Referee: Liam Gordon (Galway)
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