Handball champion Paul Brady is confident that if Cavan can keep their discipline against Fermanagh they should advance to an Ulster SFC semi-final clash with Monaghan

When the two counties met in the FL Division 3 back in March, four players - three from Fermanagh and one from Cavan - were sent for early showers.

"They will have learned from the league match, it was quite cynical, so hopefully they can learn to keep their discipline and ignore all that," former Breffni footballer Brady remarked to Gaelic Life.

"At the end of the day, if they keep playing football I'm confident that they should win. Hopefully a little bit of inexperience doesn't cost them, and they're not too eager.

"But I'm sure they will have prepared all that, they have thought of all that ahead of the game."

The Mullahoran clubman also points out that Cavan will have revenge on their mind in Enniskillen.

"Fermanagh beat Cavan in the league and that probably cost them promotion. Hopefully that will provide a bit of extra motivation.

"Ultimately, I think the Cavan players may just be a wee bit better and hopefully they can get through to the semi-final. They probably have a little more quality and I expect them to scrape through." Tweet

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