Clare are set to take on Wexford this weekend as the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship reaches the quarter-final stage as both counties look to continue their championship campaigns. Here's everything you need to know about Clare v Wexford.
For Munster runners-up Clare, they will be looking to bounce back from their provincial final loss. Brian Lohan's side won three and lost one of their round-robin games which saw them finish second within the round-robin and qualify for the Munster final.
In the final, the Banner would face a Limerick side looking to make it six Mick Mackey Cup's in a row, which is what would become reality as John Kiely's side would win 1-26 to 1-20 despite a spirited Clare performance.
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In Wexford's case, they will be looking to continue their winning momentum in knockout hurling. In the Leinster championship, two wins, a draw, and two losses was just enough for the Yellowbellies to finish third in the provincial round-robin and advance to the preliminary quarter-final.
In the preliminary quarter-final, Keith Rossiter's side would travel to O'Moore Park and face up against Joe McDonagh runners-up Laois. Captain Lee Chin would score 0-11 to help Wexford advance to the quarter-finals with a 0-32 to 0-20 win.
The winners of this match will face Leinster champions Kilkenny in the All-Ireland semi-final in Croke Park.
Wexford had a motion to change the dates of the hurling quarter-finals with the Tailteann Cup semi-finals as to not clash with their Féile na nGael rejected by the Central Council.
When is Clare v Wexford?
Wexford are set to take on Clare this Saturday June 22nd at Semple Stadium in Thurles with throw-in scheduled for 3:15pm.
How can I watch Clare v Wexford?
The match will be broadcast live on RTÉ One with coverage getting underway after the game between Dublin and Cork.
Team News
Brian Lohan has made one change to the Clare side which lost out in the Munster final, with David Reidy coming in for Darragh Lohan.
The Clare Senior Hurling side for tomorrow’s All Ireland SHC Quarter Final vs. Wexford has been named .
Throw in at FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles is at 3:15pm
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Keith Rossiter has named one change to the Wexford side that beat Laois in the preliminary quarter-final. Richie Lawlor starts in midfield in place of Tomás Kinsella.
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