Ger O Loughlin has backed his players to put in a full 70 minute performance when they take on Galway tomorrow in the All Ireland qualifer in Salthill.
The Clarecastle native feels his side will need to maintain a high intensity for the full match if they are to overcome the home side in Pearse stadium tomorrow evening following their impressive start against Tipperary last month in the Munster semi final.
O Loughlin is confident his side have learned their lessons from their Munster loss:
Meanwhile defender Cian Dillion feels Clare cannot afford to concede soft goals tomorrow if they are to be successful.
With defeat spelling the end of the campaign for whoever loses on Saturday evening, the camp will be looking to build on the positives from their recent loss to Tipperary, as well as cutting out the negatives
Among the issues seen in that game was goals conceded, and Cian Dillon of Crusheen says that’s something they’ll have to be wary of come Saturday
