Clare take on Kildare in the National Football League knowing victory would see them all but secure their place in Division Two.
It’s the third meeting between the sides in the past 12 months, with one victory each in their previous two encounters.
Both sides have named unchanged teams for the game, meaning the Banner will be without Ciaran Russell and Sean Collins once more.
Clare’s Martin McMahon says it’s down to the players to produce the performance that’s needed
Meanwhile Kildare have also kept faith with the same 15 that starting their last outing with victory over Down.
Throw in this afternoon in Newbridge is at 3.15pm, live coverage here on Clare FM in association with Liddy’s Award Winning Costcutter Roslevan and Mill Road Ennis and online here
Elsewhere in Division Two, Derry play host to Cork, Meath face Fermanagh and Down take on Galway.
In the top tier, Kerry need a win to keep their hopes of a final place alive when they take on Cavan.
Ulster rivals Donegal and Monaghan, who both sit on 7 points, face off in Ballyshannon and Tyrone take on Mayo.
Last night saw Dublin ease past Roscommon who make the drop to Division 2