Offaly drew at home to Kilkenny in the Leinster Championship over the weekend.
Offaly hurler Killian Sampson says his side are aiming to win every game possible in the Leinster Championship.
The Shinrone man played the full 70 minutes of his side's draw at home to Kilkenny over the weekend, with Eoghan Cahill levelling the game with a 65.
Offaly sit with two points in the table, as they get set to welcome Wexford to O'Connor Park this Saturday for round three.
Sampson says the group is determined to win their next two games:
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