Four points was the difference between the two sides.
Four points was the difference in the midlands derby as Westmeath secured a win over Offaly in Division Three of the National Football League.
Dessie Dolan's side topped the Faithful County 1-11 to 0-10 at Glenisk O'Connor Park yesterday.
The Westmeath manager says they got off to a slow start, but started to find their footing just before half-time.
He's praising the work of his side's subs in the game:
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