Down are looking to make it back to back home Division 2 Allianz Football League victories when they host Meath, who also won their Round 2 tie, turning over Cavan in Navan.
Pat Havern was the hero for Down last time out as his two point free at the death helped Conor Laverty's side see Cork off by a single point at Pairc Esler, Newry, while Meath ran out comfortable victors over neighbours Cavan.
The return of Jack Flynn and Bryan Menton has given them added size and power around midfield, while experienced defenders Seamus Lavin and Padraic Harnan, as well as speedster Eamon Wallace are among those to come back into the county fold.Read More: Feargal Logan on the fallout from covid 2021 Kerry postponement and 'typical Tyrone' jibes
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