Cavan lost out to Monaghan in the group stages but still ended up topping the group, as Monaghan were stunned by Wicklow by 1-11 to 1-10.
The reward for Cavan for their big 1-20 to 0-4 victory over Wicklow is a home quarter-final against Westmeath, who are smarting from a heavy loss to Tyrone last time out when they went down by 6-11 to 0-7.
Westmeath will certainly need to improve on that display but Cavan know that they can get better too – and this could be a really good game.
Tyrone or Fermanagh await the winners of this one in the semi-finals.
Cavan: E Baugh; L Crowe, S Kelly, E Corcoran; M Sheridan, S Lynch, S Greene; M Fitzpatrick, N Tolan; E Brady, LJ Grant, C Dolan; C Charters, A Sheridan, A Gilsenan.
Westmeath: A Temple; Lara McCartan, S Murphy, F Coyle; C Gonoud, L Power, S Buckley; V Carr, A Roche; Lucy McCartan, S Dillon, T Dillon; G Byrne, A Jones, C Kilmurray.
Cavan v Westmeath
Kingspan Breffni Park, Throw-in: 2pm
