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Tipperary goalkeeper Evan Comerford is ready to face Clare in Sunday's Munster senior football championship quarter-final in Thurles
Sunday’s Munster senior football championship quarter-final between Tipperary and Clare at Semple Stadium will be shown live on GAAGO.ie
The match starts at 1pm and the referee will be Mayo’s Jerome Henry.
If required, extra-time will be played and the outcome decided on the day.
The winners play Waterford or Limerick in the semi-final on the following Saturday, November 7. That match will get underway at 1.15pm in either Fraher Field, Dungarvan; LIT Gaelic Grounds, Limerick or Cusack Park in Ennis.
The other semi-final between Cork and Kerry will be held at Páirc Uí Chaoimh at 4pm on Sunday November 8.
The final is scheduled for 1.30pm on Sunday November 22.
For more Tipperary football news see Manager David Power says improvement is needed against Clare
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