Both sides are searching for their first wins of the season.
Offaly welcome Galway to Birr this weekend for Round four of the National Hurling League.
Johnny Kelly's side are searching for their first points of the campaign after defeats to Kilkenny, Tipperary and Waterford.
Their opponents are also winless following defeats away to Tipperary and at home to Cork.
Kelly feels his side left scores behind two weeks ago in their clash with Waterford.
He says his side need to build on their previous performance:
Throw in is at 2:00pm from St Brendan's Park in Birr this Sunday.
You can listen to the full interview on Ahead Of The Game tomorrow night from 7:00pm on Midlands 103.
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