A former Clare hurling captain feels the current squad are in a strong position to book their spot in the All Ireland hurling final.
Brian Lohan’s side go to Croke Park on Saturday evening to face the Leinster champions Kilkenny, with Clare coming into the game with an unbeaten record in the 2022 championship.
Brian Cody’s outfit won their third consecutive provincial title with victory over Galway, and are without a competitive fixture in the last four weeks.
Feakle’s Tommy Guilfoyle says a combination of styles will be needed to get Clare over the line
Meanwhile, a former Kilkenny manager insists the gap between games for the Cats is not going to have impacted on their preparations.
Nicky Brennan, who was Kilkenny manager when these sides met in the 1997 All Ireland semi-final, says Brian Cody will have used the time to make sure his side are ready for the test.
You can hear a full interview with Tommy Guilfoyle & Nicky Brennan on Clare FM’s Sideline View on Friday evening from 6pm.
Throw in on Saturday evening is at 5.30pm with commentary on Clare FM with Matt Water’s Clare Fruit & Veg, and Geraghty’s Spar and Off License, Turnpike Ennis