When Lewis Crocker and Paddy Donovan step through the ropes at Belfast's Windsor Park on Saturday night, winning the vacant IBF welterweight title will be their primary goal, but the prize is so much more greater.

Six months on from their controversial title eliminator at the city's SSE Arena which saw Belfast's Crocker (21-0,11 KOs) awarded victory by way of disqualification, they will meet again with both seeking redemption as two fighters from the island of Ireland contest a world title for the first time.

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You can listen to Crocker's rematch with Donovan live on BBC Sounds and BBC Radio 5 Live .

Commentator Ronald McIntosh will be joined by former undisputed light-welterweight world champion Josh Taylor and boxing expert Steve Bunce.

Josh Taylor
WBO light-welterweight champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm very pleased for Caoimhin he had to dig deep with his eye swollen shut and it was close decision.

David Mohan
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

And it's just started raining! Where's that complimentary poncho?

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There was a lot of hype around Crocker's bout with Donovan at the SSE Arena in March, but few could have expected it to turn out as it did.

Both fighters were undefeated heading into the IBF title eliminator and, after a lively start, Donovan started to impose himself on the bout.

Crocker, from Northern Ireland, was struggling with a cut above his right eye from the third round as 'Real Deal' Donovan moved ahead on the scorecards.

However, things took a turn when Donovan was docked a point for using his elbow in the sixth round, and the Irish fighter lost another point in the the eighth for using his head.

Things then came to a sudden conclusion as Donovan sent Crocker to the canvas and had started to celebrate, but that was cut short when referee Marcus McDonnell disqualified the Limerick fighter for landing the blow after the bell.

It was a controversial end to a dramatic night of boxing, and now they will get to do it all over again.

The disqualification was the first defeat of Donovan's career, while Lewis Crocker extended his unbeaten record to 21 wins, with 11 knockouts.

The IBF granted a rematch for the eliminator after Donovan's camp appealed against the result, and that was upgraded to a full title fight after Ennis moved up to super-welterweight.

It's time for the main event.

Lewis Crocker v Paddy Donovan was full of drama last time out, and now they will go again with the IBF welterweight world title on the line.

We'll have updates right here, and you can listen at the top of this page, on BBC Sounds and on BBC Radio 5Live.

There should be fireworks.

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You can see Caoimhin Agyarko's eye from space. You can also see his smile. He is loving it!

I've no idea how Lewis Crocker and Paddy Donovan follow that one.

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

We have had an undercard to feast on and remember.

Rematch, anyone?

David Mohan
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

Agyarko's team goes ballistic. Their man squeezes home on a razor-thin spit decision. The Belfast man is thrilled. He had to dog that one out.

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THE DRAMA! IT'S A SPLIT DECISION!

CAOIMHIN AGYARKO REMAINS UNDEFEATED!

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Here we go. The result is about to come in....

The two men are having a chat in the middle of the ring while this one is sorted out.

They are both smiling for now.

We've seen a replay of the knockdown. Agyarko looked like he was already on the way down when Davis' punch landed.

But will that be the difference?

Josh Taylor
WBO light-welterweight champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

I thought it was a little bit of a slip rather than the shot landing.

David Mohan
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

Both have the hands raised at the final bell. Agyarko's fans behind us are sure their man has won, but just how critical will that knockdown be as it will translate into a 10-8 round for Davis. Let's get the verdict...

That was some scrap. Good luck following that, lads.

There was a huge flurry on Davis at the end but the English fighter stood firm.

There's huge respect at the bell, and both men celebrate.

What drama!

We're going to the judges!

Agyarko is trying to get on the front foot and end the fight on a high. Davis is absorbing them.