Kerry boss Jack O'Connor has made two changes to his side for tomorrow afternoon's All-Ireland senior football championship group stage first round clash against Roscommon in Killarney.
Old rivals Cork and Kerry will face off in the Munster MFC final on Friday week at Austin Stack Park, Tralee after contrasting semi-final wins last evening.
Ruari McCullagh and Eoin McElhom combined for 1-13 as Tyrone defeated Kerry in Portlaoise this afternoon to stay on course for their third All-Ireland U20 football championship title in four years.
Jack O'Connor believes Kerry are in rude health going into the All-Ireland SFC series after they eased to a 4-20 to 0-21 Munster final victory over Clare.
Kerry struck four first-half goals - including an early brace from David Clifford - to triumph to their 86th Munster senior football championship crown at Clare's expense this afternoon.
Reigning TG4 All-Ireland champions Kerry qualified for the Munster final after a hard-earned win in Dungarvan when they were pushed all the way by Waterford.
The Kerry team to face Clare in Sunday's Munster SFC final is likely to be much-changed from that which was pushed all the way by Cork in the semi-final.
Kerry are Munster U20 football champions for the fourth year in-a-row thanks to a 2-15 to 1-10 win against Cork at SuperValu Pairc Ui Chaoimh last night.
A club footballer has accepted a four-match suspension from Kerry CCC for his involvement in an off-the-ball incident that resulted in 2018 All-Ireland MFC winner Jack Kennelly suffering a broken jaw earlier this month.
Jack O'Connor took a swipe at the media for dismissing Cork's chances after they pushed Kerry all the way in a Munster SFC semi-final extra-time epic last Saturday night.
Kerry have been boosted by the return of Seanie O'Shea to their match-day squad for tomorrow evening's Munster SFC semi-final against Cork at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.