The fixture-makers were harsh on Tyrone this season with three of their four away games coming against Connacht opposition. Yet, they’ve probably picked the best time to face Galway as last season’s All-Ireland finalists look set to be without a host of their first-team regulars.
Damien Comer and Rob Finnerty are both injured while Shane Walsh has yet to return to the panel following Kilmacud’s All-Ireland club success.
Kieran Molloy (injured) and Liam Silke (travelling) are also unavailable as Pádraic Joyce’s men look for their first win of the campaign after drawing their opener to Mayo before losing to Roscommon last time out.
Tyrone opened their season with a loss to Davy Burke’s Rossies, but returned to winning ways with a facile win over Donegal in Omagh in round two.
The last time the Red Hands played Galway in the League, they suffered a 19-point loss to the Tribesmen in 2020.
Here's more info on Sunday’s Division One game and how to watch it.
When and where is the game?
Galway vs Tyrone is on Sunday, February 19 at St Jarlath's Park in Tuam.
What time is throw-in?
Sunday’s game starts at 1.45pm.
Where can I watch it?
Sunday’s game is being streamed live on the TG4 player. Deferred coverage will also be shown on TG4 at 5.35pm.
Betting odds
Galway 6/5
Draw 13/2
Tyrone Evs
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