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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 will face Derry in the pick of the All-Ireland football quarter-finals.
Munster champions Kerry will face Derry in a repeat of last year's All-Ireland semi-final following the draw for this year’s quarter-finals.
Kerry secured their quarter-final place in the race for the TG4 All-Ireland SFC as they eased to a 16-point victory over Waterford at Fitzgerald Stadium in a one-sided encounter.
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.
Awarding two points for a long-range kick that raises a white flag in Gaelic football is among the considerations for the Football Review Committee (FRC).
In what was Stephen Molumphy's last game as Kerry manager, the Kingdom finished off the Waterford man’s three-year tenure in style with a comfortable nine-point win over 14-man Meath at a rain-soaked Austin Stack Park in Tralee on Saturday afternoon.