If Meath begins consistently scoring two-pointers against Donegal, the key strategic question will be: will Jim McGuinness’s team adapt by pressing, or will they maintain faith in their original game plan?
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Three key matchups in Donegal and Meath’s All-Ireland SFC semi-final
By LEN Editor
Stopping the attacking threat of Michael Langan will be key to Meath's chances against Donegal. Pic: Daire Brennan/Sportsfile
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