Kerry and Tyrone clash in the first of this weekend's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-finals - but the match is not being shown live on TV.
Much to the frustration of GAA fans, both of Saturday's games will only be streamed live on GAAGO for a cost of €12 each. Kerry v Tyrone can be purchased here, with the build-up starting at 3pm ahead of a 3.45pm throw-in.
Meanwhile, Gavin White has hailed the impact of Tony Griffin in the aftermath of Kerry’s defeat to Mayo last month.
The Kingdom lost 1-19 to 0-17 in Killarney - their first Championship loss there in 28 years.
Manager Jack O’Connor recruited former Clare hurler Griffin as a performance coach having used him in that capacity during his time with Kildare.
“Tony has been unbelievable, in fairness to him,” said wing-back White. “He did a lot of work with us before the game and after the game in particular.
“We didn’t feel like we were undercooked going into the game, but he really settled fellas back down after the game.
“He did help an awful lot of fellas and the team as a whole. He was a huge addition last year and this year he has been really good as well.”
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