Westmeath's trip to Kilkenny for the Cadbury's Leinster under-21 football championship quarterfinal proved to be a one-sided affair as the Lake County trounced the Cats. Westmeath 5-18 Kilkenny 0-2 The visitors had the match sewn up by half time as they lead by 3-10 to 0-0 with David Glennon in fine scoring form as he finished the match with a personal tally of 1-8. Kilkenny had midfielder Pat Hartley sent off in the second half to compound their woes in a mis-match that neither side will have learned anything from. The Cats did manage two points late on when Peter Hanrahan and Padraig Whelan found the target, but it was a game that the home side will be keen to forget quickly. WESTMEATH - D Bryan; J Lynch, K Gavin, T Warburton; M Curley, A Whitney, G Crowley; B Nannery 1-1, D Duffy; G Hoey, C Reilly 0-4, L Folan 1-0; A Devine, R English 0-1, D Glennon 1-8. Subs: W Coyne 1-0 for Crowley, J Connellan 0-3 for Folan, S Whelan 1-0 for Devine, P Kelly for Glennan, F Reilly 0-1 for Curley. KILKENNY - D Molloy; JJ Kenny, R Cody, D Wafer; E Cavanagh, M McDowell, B Staunton; D Lyng, P Hartley; K Quinlan, K Joyce, P Grace; S Maher, R O'Hara, P Hanrahan 0-1. Subs: P Whelan 0-1 for McDowell, J Mulhall for Kenny, J Lawlor for Cavanagh, L Leinhan for Staunton. REF - B O'Shea (Dublin). Tweet

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