Derry manager Ciaran Meenagh acknowledged that there is still 'plenty to work on' despite his team's dominant 2-23 to 1-13 victory over Antrim in the Ulster Championship quarter-finals. The Oak Leafers, heavy favorites, controlled much of the match but struggled with goal conversion, particularly in the first half where they created multiple clear chances but failed to capitalize. Meenagh expressed frustration over the missed opportunities, stating, 'We had a definite plan, but the most frustrating thing is what we left behind us.' He noted that while the players are physically fit, there may be some rustiness in their gameplay due to the lack of challenge matches after the league. Looking ahead, Meenagh is confident that Derry will improve for their next game, which will be a tougher test. He also praised the squad's experience, particularly highlighting Shane McGuigan's 100th appearance for the county. Derry will now await the winner of the upcoming match between Cavan and Monaghan as they prepare for the semi-finals.