Crossmolina are forced to make a change at goalkeeper in the 44th minute as JP Mulhern is injured when catching a lofted shot from Ballinderry substitute Daniel McKinless. Patrick Loftus comes on between the posts for the Mayo club. Initially Crossmolina are unruffled as Niall Goggins extends their advantage by fisting over a point after bursting through the Shamrocks defence.

A Tiarnan Rocks point put Ballinderry ahead but once again their advantage was brief as Lorcan Loftus levelled from play after another flowing move before Fionan Duffy's latest successful free Crossmolina ahead after Ben McKinless is yellow carded. Crossmolina then had a big breakaway after a Gareth McKinless kick was blocked but the Mayo men squandered the opportunity.

Down's Peter Fegan receives a black card.

The Mourne men hold a three-point lead.

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Antrim are awarded a 21m free following a 3v3 breach from Clare.

Paddy McBride slots it over the bar and it's back to a four-point game.

Charlie Crozier's third point of the game puts Ballinderry ahead again but the lead is short lived as Niall Goggins points although it surely should have been a goal as he blasts over with only Ben McKinless to beat from eight yards out as the Shamrocks' defence is breached.

Ballinderry kept Crossmolina waiting before coming back out on to the field for the second half at Croke Park and the action has now resumed in the All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Final.

Down edge in front as Ryan McEvoy palms the ball down and into the bottom corner of the net.

Back underway at Corrigan Park.

A much needed improvement from Clare at the start of the second half as they reduce the gap to four points.

Crossmolina led 0-3 to 0-1 after 10 minutes but otherwise there has never been more than a point between the teams as a Fionan Duffy point restores parity by the break after a superb Charlie Crozier score and Conor O'Neill placed ball had briefly put Ballinderry one up. A tight, cagey game as you would expect with both sides looking to break after winning turnovers.

A bright start for Roscommon as Enda Smith finds the net.

Down respond as Pat Havern raises the orange flag with the first two-pointer of the day.

Down get their Division Two campaign underway at Dr Hyde Park.

Ryan McEvoy and Keith Doyle contest the throw-in with Eoin McCrickard and Eddie Nolan the men on the sideline waiting to get in on the action.

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Ballinderry and Crossmolina remain on terms nearing the break with James Maheady having restored the Mayo side's lead before Bell levelled after a typical Gareth McKinless run set up a sniff of a goal chance for Eoin Devlin.

A Kevin Mulhern point doubled Crossmolina's lead in the eighth minute but two frees have got Ballinderry on terms with Charlie Crozier levelling with his left peg a few moments ago. Nearly 20 minutes played at headquarters.

Half-time at Corrigan Park.

Despite the wet and windy conditions Antrim have the lead at the break.

Conor Loftus is playing today just over a fortnight after the tragic death of his fiancee Roisin Cryan and he is doing Crossmolina proud so far as he restores their lead after Ryan Bell had levelled for Ballinderry moments earlier.

Fionan Duffy puts Crossmolina ahead from a third-minute free won by Conor Loftus' charge upfield.

Ballinderry v Crossmolina is under way at Croke Park. It's the meeting of teams that won consecutive senior club titles in 2001 and 2002.

It's a grey day at headquarters with hoods and hats in evidence on the sideline and in the stands.

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Both teams are struggling with the conditions in Belfast this afternoon.

Antrim keep the scoreboard ticking over with points from Conor Stewart and Ryan Murray.

Emmet McMahon slots over a free for Clare to make it a five-point game.

Derry boss Paddy Tally says Gaelic football's new rule for goalkeepers is "killing the game" after his side fell to Tyrone in Saturday's Division One encounter at Healy Park.

One of the new rule 'enhancements' designed by the Football Review Committee (FRC) allows goalkeepers to create an overload in the opposition's half.

Teams must keep three outfield players in each half of the pitch, meaning an advancing goalkeeper can make it 12 v11 for the attacking side.

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Highlights as Malachy O'Rourke's Tyrone reign begins with a 2-13 to 1-9 win against Derry in Division One at Healy Park.