It's been a tough season so far for the Lake County.
Westmeath will be looking to secure their first win in this years Joe McDonagh Cup as they host Down on Saturday.
It's been a tough campaign so far for The Lake County, losing both their opening two games to Laois and Kildare respectively.
Down also find themselves pointless, having also lost both their championship games.
Midlands 103 analyst Jason Keelan says Westmeath should have far to much for their opponents.
Throw in is at half 2 at Cusack Park on tomorrow.
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