Dublin still have mountain of work to do, warns cautious Lyons

TOMMY Lyons left Navan on Sunday realising the task in front of his Dublin team.

Dublin still have mountain of work to do, warns cautious Lyons

While Joe Kernan has talked of Armagh having a hill to climb if they want to match the zest and hunger Dublin displayed at the weekend, Lyons feels the All-Ireland semi-final won't be as cut and dry as some might believe after the weekend's matches.

"Armagh are a big, strong physical team and what I saw in Navan didn't tell me much I didn't already know," Lyons said. "Everyone knew they were a good football team, very big and strong and they have some very good scoring forwards. They have been on the trail for the last four years now, much longer than us, so I don't think they will be intimidated by playing us in Croke Park."

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