Westmeath manager Joe Fortune will be hoping that his team record their first win in this year’s Joe McDonagh Cup when they face Meath on Saturday. After three games, Meath are rock bottom in the table with three defeats and a score difference of minus 60. Westmeath are second from bottom with one point on the board and a score difference of minus 12. Westmeath have generally had a slightly higher profile than Meath in the small ball game over the years, but there has seldom been much between the teams in head-to-head clashes. Now remind me again, how did that ‘surely win’ game end?

Source: Irish Independent May 16, 2024 06:25 UTC