The Westmeath footballers have had an up and down season in league and championship.
Consistency of performance over 70 minutes is what Dessie Dolan will be looking for from his Westmeath side this weekend.
The Lake County begin their All Ireland Championship campaign with a tricky away trip to Armagh on Saturday.
This will be the first of three games in a group with Connacht champions Galway, and Tyrone.
Dolan says that how his side responds to pressure in the game is important:
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