MICHAEL Langan is anticipating another ‘tough game’ with Kerry in Headquarters on Sunday.
Donegal are chasing only their second ever Division 1 title.
Langan, who has been named as the county’s joint-captain with Shane O’Donnell, would like to collect the silverware on offer.
They have already beaten Kerry once this season in Ballyshannon but the Kingdom are likely to be much stronger this time out.
Langan says it’s been a solid spring and Donegal won’t be too disheartened if they are beaten but they aren’t going to the capital just to make up the numbers.
“We are happy with it so far. It’s great to get a chance to play in the league final.
“It’s going to be a tough game, it’s always a tough challenge against Kerry.
“We found that out last summer in the All-Ireland Final. We’re looking forward to getting another chance at them and getting a chance to go back and play in Croke Park in a national Final and to play in a final.
“I think we only won (Division 1 title) once in 2007 so it’s a challenge we’re looking forward to and obviously we’re happy with how league’s gone up until this point.
“I think the main goal for us at the start was to be safe and anything on top of that is a bonus.
“We’ve used a lot of players probably improved the squad depth got minutes into lads and so yeah now we’re in a league final now so it’s a game we are going to go up and try and win and if we win it great and if we don’t we will take the learnings into the Down game in the Championship.”