Ulster champions Derry make their long-awaited Championship return to Croke Park for Saturday’s quarter-final meeting with Clare.
The Oak Leafers last featured in the last eight since in 2007 when they lost 0-18 to 0-15 to Dublin and they haven’t played a Championship game in HQ since 2011’s round four Qualifier loss to Kildare (0-19 to 0-13).
This weekend, a large number of Derry fans will travel to Dublin in expectation, not hope as they bid to continue their fine 2022 form.
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Rory Gallagher’s side defeated All-Ireland champions Tyrone as well as Division One sides Monaghan and Donegal to win their first Ulster title since 1998.
Clare have navigated the Qualifiers since their penalty shoot-out defeat to Limerick and have reached the quarter-finals following wins over Meath and Roscommon.
Saturday’s game will form part of a double-header with Dublin’s quarter-final tie with Cork (6pm).
Here's more info on Saturday’s All-Ireland SFC quarter-final and how to watch it…
When and where is the game?
Derry vs Clare is on Saturday, June 25 in Croke Park, Dublin.
What time is throw-in?
Saturday’s game starts at 3.45pm.
Where can I watch it?
Sky Sports Arena will be broadcasting the game live.
Any other coverage?
Belfast Live Sport will be Live blogging all the action from Saturday’s game.
Where can I get tickets for the game?
Tickets for Saturday’s double-header are on general sale via ticketmaster.ie and at a selected number of Centra and SuperValu stores.
Betting odds
Derry 1/6
Draw 14/1
Clare 9/2
Belfast Live Sport best bet
Ethan Doherty (Derry) Sky Sports Man-of-the-Match 20/1
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