Assistant manager Paddy Bradley has stressed that the Antrim team which appeared online yesterday isn't the real line-up for Saturday's All-Ireland football qualifier against Limerick.

The 'team' showed a whopping eight changes from that which lost the Ulster SFC semi-final to Donegal, but Bradley has since clarified that the side for the game in the Gaelic Grounds hasn't been finalised yet.

"That actually isn't the team," the former Derry star is quoted in the Irish News.

"We had to submit a team for the programme last night and that probably shouldn't have been released (online)."

Bradley is hoping this weekend's game will be the start of a decent run in the backdoor series.

"Hopefully, we have two or three big challenges in the next two or three weeks and we can get a bit of momentum. We'll be hoping to do things that worked well against Donegal, but there was a hell of a lot that didn't work, so we have to improve on that," he added. Tweet

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