Kerry and Tyrone have both named unchanged starting 15s for tomorrows All-Ireland quarter-final clash.
Míchael Burns is the lone addition to the Kerry matchday squad. The Crokes wing forward is recalled by Jack O’Connor following a 2 game suspension in place of Tomás Kennedy on the bench.
Paul Geaney captains the side from full-forward.
The Kerry Team Is:
Shane Murphy – Dr Crokes
Paul Murphy – Rathmore
Jason Foley – Ballydonoghue
Dylan Casey – Austin Stacks
Brian Ó Beaglaoich – An Ghaeltacht
Mike Breen – Beaufort
Graham O’Sullivan – Dromid Pearses
Mark O’Shea – Dr Crokes
Seán O’Brien – Beaufort
Joe O’Connor – Austin Stacks
Paudie Clifford – Fossa
Diarmuid O’Connor – Na Gaeil
David Clifford – Fossa
Paul Geaney – Dingle, captain
Dylan Geaney – Dingle
Substitutes:
Shane Ryan – Rathmore
Evan Looney – Dr Crokes
Tony Brosnan – Dr Crokes
Keith Evans – Keel
Cillian Trant – St Senan’s
Armin Heinrich – Austin Stacks
Gavin White – Dr Crokes
Tadhg Morley – Templenoe
Killian Spillane – Templenoe
Seán O’Shea – Kenmare Shamrocks
Micheál Burns – Dr Crokes
Kerry are managed by Jack O’Connor.
Kerry versus Tyrone throws in at 6.15pm on Saturday at Croke Park.
Tyrone are unchanged from their dramatic 1 point victory over Mayo.
Despite that, they have suffered an injury blow as Dara Canavan is ruled out with a hip flexor issue and has not been included on the substitutes or standby list of players.
Kerry Versus Tyrone at Croke Park, throws-in at 6.15.
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It’s the second match in a Croke Park double header. Mayo and Cork meet in the curtain raiser from 4pm
On Sunday, Louth and Monaghan do battle for a place in the last 4 at 1:45, while at 4, Dublin and Galway meet in the final game of the weekend
