Fermanagh minor football manager Keith Reilly admits that they need their strongest team out to face Antrim in the Ulster MFC next month.

The Erne County had a poor run of form during the Ulster league and they suffered some heavy defeats culminating in one to Derry last weekend.

Now, Reilly and his backroom team have to lift morale in the squad before the Antrim game, but he stressed to the Fermanagh Herald that having all their players available would make a huge difference.

"For this league campaign from the outset we had decided to make use of all the players available to us and to give as many as possible a chance to bed into the level of football required.

"And for that Antrim game we are confident that we will have a full squad to select from. Over several games in the league we have been without players such as Paul Og O'Reilly, Jason Flanagan and Nathan Stewart."

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