Mickey Harte has warned his Tyrone side to be wary of complacency as they head into their final round league fixture against Fermanagh.

The Red Hands have already achieved promotion after taking 11 points from their six games to date in Division Two and make the short trip to Enniskillen on Sunday to take on a Fermanagh side which will need a win to guarantee themselves safety in the second tier.

"It's very difficult to guard against it (complacency) because human nature being what it is, if you're already in a final, it's hard to challenge yourself, to go to the pin of your collar to consolidate that place," Harte told The Irish News.

He added: "We have been unbeaten this year to date and we have something to chase after as well.

"So we don't want to be beaten now. We don't want to go into the league final a team that has just been beaten, so that has to be our incentive to stay with the winning ways, or at least not get beaten."

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