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Saturday, 8 March 2008, 11:22 GMT

Armagh v Derry

Kevin Hinphey Derry manager Brian McGilligan has made one change from the team that came from behind to beat London for Sunday's trip to face Armagh at Keady.

Captain Kevin Hinphey comes back into the side after serving a lengthy suspension and he lines up in midfield, alongside Ruairi Convery.

Liam Hinphey must be content with a place on the bench despite a fine second half against London last time.

Injured keeper Joe Burke will be missing for the Orchard county.


Derry: D McDermott; R McCloskey, C Brunton, C McQuillan; P McGlade, S Henry, C Quinn; R Convery, K Hinphey (capt); O McCloskey, S McCullagh, G O'Kane; P Henry, P McCloskey, G Kelly.



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