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Donegal's Abigail Temple Asokuh
James Daly has revealed his hand for Donegal senior ladies footballers’ first home clash of the Lidl NFL Division 2 season.
Visitors to Lifford on Sunday, Monaghan, have started extremely well and are joint top of the standings alongside Galway – and with maximum points – after two games.
A one-point victory over Tipperary last time kept the Farney County in the promotion picture, as Donegal drew their second successive game, this time against Westmeath.
Donegal are unbeaten but will be anxious to claim their first win of the campaign in this Ulster derby.
Donegal: Clare Friel; Shauna McFadden, Abigail Temple Asokuh, Evelyn McGinley; Shannon McLaughlin, Niamh Boyle, Niamh Carr; Roisin Rodgers (capt.), Rhiana McColgan; Niamh Harkin, Katie Dowds, Ava Walsh; Mia Bennett, Susanne White, Eva Gallagher.
The game in Lifford - which gets underway at 2pm - will be live streamed at the following link
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