The opening round of the league kicks off this weekend.
Westmeath football manager Mark McHugh believes his side are capable of winning big games this season.
He watched as his side came from eight points down to claim the O'Byrne Cup on Friday, as they saw off Kildare by 1-18 to 1-16.
The Lake County begin life in Division Three this weekend at home to Sligo as they aim to go straight back up to Division Two.
McHugh says they will have to be ready for a tough challenge this weekend:
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