Offaly V Antrim: How To Watch, TV Info, Team News

Offaly and Antrim face each other in a massive relegation game at the foot of the Leinster SHC table.

Both sides come into this game seeking their first points of the campaign with the winner guaranteed Liam MacCarthy hurling in 2026 with the other relegated to the Joe McDonagh Cup.

Offaly currently sit fifth due to their superior score difference, having suffered two narrow losses away to Dublin and Wexford. Those performances came either side of heavier defeats at home to Galway and away to Kilkenny.

Antrim have found the going much tougher, the highlight of their campaign so far was their first-half performance at home to Kilkenny where they led at the interval but were eventually seen off with ease by Derek Lyng's side.

They shipped a huge beating the last day out to Galway with manager Davy Fitzgerald attempting to deflect attention towards the officials.

Offaly, minus the injured Adam Screeney will be slight favourites for this clash but with so much at stake for both sides it is sure to be a tight and tense affair.

We have all the info you need ahead of this massive game.

Offaly v Antrim will get underway at 2pm on Sunday afternoon in Glenisk O'Connor Park, Tullamore.

Offaly v Antrim will be streamed live on GAA+ with coverage starting at 1.30pm before the game begins at 2pm. Highlights will be available to watch on RTÉ 2's The Sunday Game from 9.30pm.

For Offaly, Adam Screeney is not named in the matchday 26 but was named in the extended panel. We'll find out later if he'll play a similar role to Rian O'Neill for Armagh yesterday.