Mickey Harte is aware that Dublin will be out to exact revenge on Tyrone when the sides meet in the All-Ireland SFC quarter-final next weekend.
Dublin have been beaten in the quarter-finals for the last two years with Tyrone responsible for their exit from the competition in 2008. The defeat signalled the end of Pete Caffrey's time in charge of the Blues and Harte accepts that Pat Gilroy's side will be out to avenge that loss.
"It seems to be common practice meeting Dublin at this stage. There is a lot of glamour anticipation playing Dublin in the Championship at Croke Park," Harte said following the quarter-final draw on Sunday.
"That we have had good success in recent times doesn't guarantee it this time around. They have plenty of reasons to want to beat us and we have to be wary of that."
Dublin's win over Tyrone in the National Football League resulted in the Red Hands being relegated to Division Two and Harte anticipates a tough encounter when the pair renew rivalries this weekend.
"They are always up there, they get to the quarter-finals so often.. They can't be a bad side if they are appearing in quarter-finals year in, year out," he told the Irish News.
"They came to Omagh this year in the League and beat us in our own back yard so we will hold no fear for them."