Louth forward Darren Clarke says the Reds have a point to prove against Tipperary in the Qualifiers. Having flopped against Laois in Leinster, the Wee County entertain the high-flying Premier men at Drogheda on Saturday July 4. "We have a lot of points to prove to people," says the St Sylvester's clubman. "A lot of people have written Louth off but we know we're better than what we showed against Laois and we know that, when we get a run going in the Qualifiers, we can be a match for anyone. "We're looking forward to the Qualifiers now. When you lose a match like we did against Laois, you just want to get straight back out on the field to try and get back on your feet straight away, and hopefully we can do that. "Tipperary will be a tough game for us. They beat Down in the Division Three final, which shows how good a side they are, and they play a very quick brand of football. "But we won't fear them and we have our own points to prove." Tweet

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