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Éamonn Fitzmaurice believes that Derry are exactly the team that Kerry would have hoped to have drawn in the All-Ireland quarter-final and that the game represents a huge step-up in challenge for the Kingdom.
Kerry's dismantling of Louth led to Tomás Ó Sé waxing lyrical on the stealthy All-Ireland progress of his native county, with one unanswered question tempering his enthusiasm.
Derry suffered their third consecutive championship loss, as they were defeated by Armagh in Celtic Park on a scoreline of Armagh 3-17 Derry 0-15.
Two second-half goals from David Clifford eased Kerry to a big All-Ireland SFC win in Navan, leaving the Kingdom within touching distance of automatic qualification for the quarter-finals.
While a 15-point win in the All-Ireland series cannot be sniffed at, Kerry are fully aware there is significant room for improvement if they are to wrestle Sam Maguire out of the capital.
It was very much a tale of two teams in Killarney in this All-Ireland SFC Group 4 opening game with Kerry embellishing their All-Ireland title credentials with a 10-point win that is a damning indictment of where Monaghan – a team that was in the All-Ireland semi-finals last year – are at right now.
Two games are up for decision this weekend in the championship as Clare face Kerry in the Munster final, while Galway and Mayo meet in the Connacht decider.
It's been said of David Clifford that he is a generational talent.