The Down's are looking to win a third title in five years.
The Down's vice captain Ian Martin says St Loman's have been the standard bearers in Westmeath over the past 15 years.
The two sides meet this Sunday in the final of the Westmeath Football Championship, with The Down's aiming to win back to back titles.
They defeated Moate All Whites in the semi-finals in convincing fashion to seal their place in the decider.
The two sides have met in two of the last four finals, with both sides winning one each.
Martin says they're the team they want to face:
Ian Martin and Luke Loughlin spoke to the media before the final:
Throw in is at 2pm from Cusack Park this Sunday.
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