CLARE’S YOUTHS soccer side face a must-win encounter with Galway this weekend.

Ruairi Price’s side make the trip to Eamonn Deacy Park for a 5pm kickoff on Saturday evening. Price is in his third season as manager of the county side.

In their only game of the Inter-League Youths Cup to date, Clare drew 2-2 with Limerick at Frank Healy Park.

James Wallace and Eoin Hassett impressed when introduced as substitutes in the opening round and will be pressing for inclusion in the first eleven.

Moher Celtic’s Joe Harrington is captain of the side which is likely to start with Tulla Utd’s Simon Kilker between the posts.

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