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The Offaly U-20s take on Dublin this afternoon in Newbridge in a Leinster U-20 Hurling Championship showdown.
The teams go head to head at 3pm in the championship quarter-final. The game was originally fixed for Parnell Park but was switched to Newbridge due to issues with the surface in Parnell Park.
While not live on television the game can be viewed live on the TG4 YouTube channel.
To watch the game, click on this link at 3pm to got to the TG4 channel. https://www.youtube.com/live/uMqfDH3Mtls
Offaly have been hit with a number of injuries ahead of the game with Ruairi Kelly the latest to be ruled out.
The Offaly team in full is:
OFFALY: Liam Hoare (Carrig-Riverstown); Ajay Cleary (Coolderry), Andrew Hogan (Coolderry), James Mahon (Kilcormac-Killoughey); James O'Sullivan (Shinrone), Brecon Kavanagh (Kilcormac-Killoughey), Donal Shirley (Tubber); Leigh Kavanagh (Kilcormac-Killoughey), Niall Furlong (Tullamore); Shane Rigney (St Rynagh's), Dan Ravenhill (Durrow), Conor Doyle (Clara); Patrick Lyons (Drumcullen), Conor Egan (Shamrocks), Adam Screeney (Kilcormac-Killoughey).
Subs – Eanna Mulhare (St Rynagh's), Harry Sweeney (Kilcormac-Killoughey), Cathal Robinson (Kinnitty), Eoin Bailey-O'Brien (Shinrone), Sean Carey (Seir Kieran), Brian Guinan (Kilcormac-Killoughey), Cillian Martin (Tullamore), Caelum Larkin (Carrig-Riverstown), Gearoid Maher (Shinrone).
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