Clare and Limerick clash in the first Munster Hurling Championship match of the year this afternoon.
The sides meet in a quarter-final clash, with the winners facing Tipperary in the last four of the competition next weekend.
This fixture will also be played as the Allianz Hurling League final after that tournament was brought to a halt earlier in the year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Here's everything you need to know about Limerick v Clare:
Where and when is the match?
The game takes place at Semple Stadium in Thurles on Sunday, October 25.
What time is throw-in?
The action gets underway at 3.45pm.
What channel is it on?
RTE Two will show the clash live, with their coverage starting at 3pm.
You can also follow updates with The Irish Mirror's live blog.
Quotes corner
Former Clare hurler Jamesie O'Connor: “It’s up to the Clare players now, we all know we didn’t front up against Limerick last year, we got a tanking.
“If Clare aren’t at it going into that game, then we know what Limerick are capable of doing to them.
“The onus is on the players that are there, the likes of Tony Kelly, Shane O’Donnell, to step up and carry the load.
“We are all aware of the challenge that’s facing us, the draw wasn’t kind either in terms of even if we get over Limerick look what’s coming next.
“But we’ve just got to be as good as we can be and make sure we are ready to throw the kitchen sink at Limerick because, if we’re not, we’ve seen how teams can put up big scores on you when you’re not at it or not as well prepared as you need to be."
Betting odds
Limerick win: 2/9
Clare win: 4/1
Draw: 12/1
