Holy smokes.
Kerry may not be proving too adept at shutting down the opposition dangermen, and conceding poor scores, but they sure as hell have an exciting set of forwards.
Still, without Kieran Donaghy, Darran O'Sullivan and James O'Donoghue, Kerry boss Eamonn Fitzmaurice is able to select a potential lethal half- and full-forward line.
Having slipped up to Monaghan last weekend, Kerry are looking to get back on track against a Galway team that recently smoked Mayo in Salthill.
Barry O'Sullivan and Jack Barry are named in midfield for The Kingdom while Sean O Sé and David Clifford are both in from the start.
Clifford scored three off the Kerry bench against Monaghan, last time out [below], and showed no ill effects of the hamstring strain he picked up in the win over Mayo.
https://twitter.com/officialgaa/status/965290559010230272?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sportsjoe.ie%2Fgaa%2Fdavid-clifford-claims-he-was-hit-in-the-jewels-in-monaghan-melee-151384
O Sé is in a half forward line that boasts Stephen O'Brien and the ever-improving Micheál Burns, who impressed against Monaghan.
In the full forwards, Clifford is joined by Barry John Keane and 2017 All Star Paul Geaney.
Fitzmaurice has opted to replace goalkeeper Shane Murphy with Killarney Legion's Brian Kelly for the visit of Galway, on Sunday.
https://twitter.com/Kerry_Official/status/967140859656523776
Galway have yet to confirm their starting team and subs for the game.
