Donegal could have one foot in a league final if they beat Monaghan in the Allianz League, in Ballyshannon, tomorrow.
Rory Gallagher’s side continued on their fine form this year with a comfortable six point win over Ulster rivals Tyrone last weekend.
This week, they host rivals Monaghan in Ballyshannon, a venue Donegal have not lost in since 2009.
Donegal currently sit atop the division one table, level on points with Monaghan, Tyrone and All-Ireland champions Dublin; therefore a win over Monaghan could secure a place in the final.
However, with such a young squad and many still playing u-21, Peter Campbell of the Donegal Democrat is unsure if it would be the best outcome.
While acknowledging that place in the final would be a great achievement, Campbell told Tom Comack that he would be weary of burning younger players out this early in the season…
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