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Mayo and Kerry will clash in Round Six of the National Football League Division One in Austin Stack Park, Tralee. Pic: Sportsfile
Kerry GAA boss Jack O'Connor has shown his hand ahead of the National League meeting of Mayo and Kerry tomorrow (Saturday, March 14) in Tralee.
Both the Kingdom and Andy Moran's men are flying high in Division One, and know that victory will see them in pole position to join Donegal in the top-flight decider.
The All-Ireland champions come into the back of this one after a convincing display against Monaghan, while the travelling soldiers also secured victory last time out against Armagh.
O'Connor has made three switches from that win over Monaghan.
Into the fray come Tom O’Sullivan, Seán O’Brien, and David Clifford, with Eddie Healy, Cillian Trant, and Paudie Clifford dropping out of the starting side.
The Kerry team to take on Mayo is as follows. Throw-in in Austin Stack Park is at 4 pm.
Kerry: Shane Murphy, Paul Murphy, Jason Foley, Dylan Casey, Tom O’Sullivan, Tadhg Morley, Armin Heinrich, Mark O’Shea, Seán O’Brien, Joe O’Connor, Seán O’Shea, Graham O’Sullivan, Dylan Geaney, David Clifford, Keith Evans.
Subs: Seán Broderick, Eddie Healy, Cillian Trant, Micheál Burns, Liam Smith, Donagh O’Sullivan, Charlie Keating, Mike Breen, Tom Leo O’Sullivan, Tomás Kennedy, Ciarán Collins
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