Fermanagh attacker Ruairi Corrigan acknowledges that the Ernemen will face their sternest test yet in the Athletic Grounds.

Pete McGrath's charges and Ulster rivals Armagh are setting the pace in Division Three with maximum points from three outings apiece, but something will have to give when they lock horns in the fourth round this Saturday night.

"I haven't played against them but I know they will be a step up from Tipperary in terms of physicality, so we have to get the ball moving," Corrigan notes in The Irish News.

"Tipperary are the biggest team we have come up against yet, but we focussed on our own strengths. We mightn't be the tallest team, but we can play to our strengths.

"We'll go there confident. Armagh have a 100% record too and they will be expecting a win, but it's up to us to play to our own strengths."

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