Fermanagh captain Eoin Donnelly believes that they have no reason to be complacent for their clash against Antrim in the All-Ireland SFC qualifiers this weekend.

For the second time in this year's championship, the sides will go head to head with Fermanagh coming out on top in their Ulster clash before losing out to Monaghan in the semi-final.

Now the draw has thrown the sides together again and Donnelly is expecting an even tougher test from the Saffrons this time around.

Speaking to the Fermanagh Herald, he said: "We have no reason whatsoever to be complacent about this game. Antrim will be coming back to Brewster Park intending to get one back on us and they will be coming in a buoyant frame of mind.

"They have had a terrific result against Laois and of course they will be boosted by that especially since the produced a great comeback after going well behind.

"They threw caution to the wind and score a great victory. Should they fall behind on Sunday they will have that Laois comeback to spur them."

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