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HIGH & BRI IF WE LOSE

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March 20, 2025

Tyrone ace ready for defining date with Dubs

- KARL O'KANE

HIGH & BRI IF WE LOSE

BRIAN KENNEDY accepts Sunday's Division 1 blockbuster against Dublin at Omagh is win or bust for Tyrone.

The Tyrone skipper has done his sums, as a defeat at Healy Park will almost certainly mean relegation for Malachy O'Rourke's side.

Tyrone are level with Armagh on five points, one behind Kerry on six, with Derry bottom and relegated.

Someone will join the Division One champions in Division Two next year, and although Tyrone (0) have a better scoring average than Armagh (-8), if the sides finish level with no-one else on the same points tally, they'll be relegated on their head to head defeat by Kieran McGeeney's side.

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