The two sides meet in the Division Two hurling final this weekend.
Laois and Kerry will go down till the final whistle according to a Midlands 103 commentator.
The two sides clash this weekend in the final of the National Hurling League in Division Two, with Tommy Fitzgerald's side having home advantage.
Laois secured a late win during the previous encounter earlier in the campaign, as they came away with a 1-18 to 1-17 victory on their way to securing promotion back to Division 1B.
Midlands 103 commentator Enda Lyons says Laois will need to be prepared for a physical battle with the Kingdom:
Throw in is at 2:00pm from O'Moore Park tomorrow.
You can listen to the full interview on Ahead Of The Game tonight from 7:00pm on Midlands 103.
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