Limerick v Clare: How To Watch, TV Info, Team News

When the fixtures were released Limerick v Clare had the potential to be a precursor to a potential Munster and maybe even a potential All-Ireland final.

Things have not gone to plan for Clare at all this season and despite still being All-Ireland champions, they will have no further involvement in this year's championship after Sunday. A combination of injuries, illness and loss of form has left Clare unable to defend the title they won last July.

A first-round draw with Cork followed by defeats to Waterford and Tipperary means that Clare have no chance of progressing beyond the group stages in Munster.

Limerick began with a draw in Thurles but followed it up with emphatic wins against Waterford and Cork and look set to reach another Munster final as they aim for a record seven provincial titles in a row.

The defiance Limerick showed in defeating Cork has sent a notice out to all intercounty hurling teams. Limerick are on the hunt to win the Liam MacCarthy back and it will take a very strong team to topple them.

Should Limerick win they'll be guaranteed a spot in the Munster final and it would be very hard to bet against them beating the already eliminated Clare.

The action will get underway at 4pm on Sunday in the TUS Gaelic Grounds.

The game is not being shown on TV and is not being streamed live on GAA+. There will be live radio commentary on Clare FM and Highlights will be available to watch on RTÉ 2 from 9.30m on The Sunday Game.

John Kiely has changed up his team after the thrashing of Cork, and still they look incredibly formidable. Shane O'Donnell starts on the bench for the Banner.