Daly delight as Dubs regain scoring touch
Dublin had Wexford’s backs to the wall early on and led 1-8 to 0-3 after 20 minutes. They went on to build a commanding 14-point interval lead and, such was their composure and control, there was never the remotest chance of the Model County staging a second-half recovery.
“We gave away so many chances last week that it was a positive response from the players,” said Daly. “But for Liam Dunne and Wexford it’s a work in progress. We as a management are there five years, which leaves us in a strong position. But this was a league game, so no doubt they will have a much hotter reception for us come championship on June 8. We are back in the promotion race, but we still have Carlow, who have been surprising many with the challenges to date. We will not be treating them lightly.”
