Both clubs are considered title contenders in the Lake County.
Paddy Dowdall says indiscipline cost his side victory in their Westmeath Football Championship meeting with The Downs over the weekend.
St Loman's surrendered a seven point lead in the final quarter to leave them with a share of the spoils in Mullingar on Saturday.
The final score was 0-17 to 2-11.
Dowdall says his side allowed The Downs back into the contest:
You can hear Dowdall's full interview with Midlands 103 commentator Gerry Buckley here:
The Downs return to action against Coralstown-Kinnegad on Saturday August 8th.
St Loman's play Mullingar Shamrocks on Sunday the next day.
Both games are being played in Cusack Park.
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