Mayo boss Stephen Rochford feels his side will need to improve their scoring efficiency if they’re to avoid being knocked out of the All Ireland Football championship.
Last years beaten finalists are the visitors to Cusack Park on Saturday evening to face a Clare bidding to continue their recent strong form in the qualifiers.
It’s the first time the sides have met in championship action, while Mayo have never won a qualifier game as the away side.
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Speaking after their extra time win over Derry, Rochford says they can’t afford to pass up on scoring chances.
Throw in on Saturday is at 5pm in Cusack Park, live commentary here on Clare FM in association with Jones’s Supervalu Miltown Malbay