Kerry and Tyrone renew one of the great GAA rivalries as they clash in the epic All-Ireland quarter-finals this weekend. With the defending champions playing inconsistently this season and Tyrone finding their form this should be an absolute cracker. We have all the info on how to watch Kerry v Tyrone right here.
When is Kerry v Tyrone?
Kerry take on Tyrone this Saturday, July 1st at 15:45 in Croke Park, Dublin. The game forms part of a doubleheader that will see Armagh and Monaghan line out straight after.
How to watch Kerry v Tyrone
Despite significant controversy around the coverage of Kerry v Tyrone, the game will be streamed live on GAAGO with coverage beginning at 15:15 ahead of throw-in at 15:45.
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5 March 2023; Players from both teams tussle during the Allianz Football League Division 1 match between Tyrone and Kerry at O'Neill's Healy Park in Omagh, Tyrone. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile
Form Guide
Kerry have at times this season left plenty to be desired with their form, yet the business end of the season has arrived and Kerry look like a serious outfit for anybody to contend with. They had struggled in the league campaigns before cruising to a win in the Munster Championship.
However, disaster struck again in the All-Ireland Championship when they suffered a shock loss to Mayo in the opening round, before sluggishly overcoming Cork by two points leaving the defending Champions facing elimination heading into the final round against Louth. Despite Louth holding Cork and Mayo to single-score defeats, Kerry showed the class of a champion side hammering Louth 5-24 to 0-11 to put the prospect of elimination to bed.
On the other hand, Tyrone have had a mixed bag of results. Their consistency leaves little to look at, but, when they've found their form they're certainly no pushovers. They finished third in the group during the round-robin series, losing to Galway, beating Armagh and worryingly only drawing with Westmeath. However, when the chips were down, they beat Donegal convincingly in the preliminary quarter-final to book their spot in Croke Park this Saturday.
While both sides have been relatively inconsistent, Kerry's dismantling of Louth under high pressure has made them Saturday's favourites. If both sides play out their potential very little will separate Kerry and Tyrone and it should be a battle for the ages.
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Team News
Kerry
Jack O'Connor has made just two changes to his side since their victory over Louth with Paul Geaney getting the nod ahead of Tony Brosnan and Gavin White taking Mike Breen's place. Both Breen and Brosnan are set to start on the bench in what is an extremely strong Kerry side.
Team Announcement: Kerry vs Tyrone - All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, Quarter-Final.
Full team details here: https://t.co/mssMBeReWW#WeAreKerry #CiarraíAbú pic.twitter.com/uz2MGZE14z— Kerry GAA (@Kerry_Official) June 29, 2023
Tyrone
Tyrone have made no changes since their preliminary quarter-final last Saturday and why would they? Brian Kennedy and Conn Kilpatrick pair up in the middle of the park while Kieran McGeary is on the starting line-up this week despite starting the game with a substitute's number last weekend.
Here's our Starting XV for tomorrow's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-final against @Kerry_Official ⬇️
Read More 👉🏻 https://t.co/Vu9OhlJi9M pic.twitter.com/A8iHvJUzQz— Tyrone GAA (@TyroneGAALive) June 30, 2023
That's all the info you need on how to watch Kerry v Tyrone this Saturday as both sides battle for a place in the semi-final.
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