FIELD GOOD FACTOR

Wing back wizard aims to keep winning spell going

- BY MICHAEL SCULLY

CIARAN Caulfield insists Meath fear no team as they seek to extend their championship summer into a glorious final weekend.

Donegal are standing in their way of a first All-Ireland in 24 years and, naturally, Jim McGuinness' back to back Ulster champions are favourites to progress against the Division 2 side that lost to Louth in the Leinster decider.

But Meath have taken down plenty of favourites in this campaign and Caulfield maintains that they can do it again at Croke Park tomorrow.

"You probably do need those big wins over some of those teams just for yourself to know you can compete at this level," said the wing back.

"Once we got one or two of them, I think even just the way we were training and stuff, it really brings it on as well.

"Once you're competing at that level, you're not going to fear anyone.

"It was the same against Galway and it'll be the same this week.

"Obviously it's another big team coming down and we'll just do our same preparation as usual and go into the game looking to compete again."

Caulfield is only 21 but was appointed co-captain by Robbie Brennan this year.