We are underway again at Celtic Park.

One half-time change for Glen, with Johnny McGuckian replacing Cathal Mulholland.

Glen resume two points down but have the wind in this second half. Game on.

The game is level for a fifth time, as John Reihill taps over a close-range free.

The game is back underway at Brewster Park. Can Erne Gaels see out their narrow lead?

Scotstown win an eighth Monaghan Senior Football Championship title in 10 years with a 1-10 to 0-8 win over Clontibret.

Martin McErlane blows the half-time whistle and it's the underdogs Newbridge who enjoy a two-point lead at the interval.

Whether two points is enough, given they are facing into quite a stiff breeze in the second half, remains to be seen.

But the challengers are certainly putting it up to the champions so far.

All three Kelms are on the scoresheet as Ultan and Aogan Kelm add to Oisin's earlier point for Erne Gaels.

Aogan's score is the last action of the half, and the underdogs lead by one at the break.

Odhran McGlone shows a lot of determination to engineer a score for himself out of nothing. It's well worked and well taken.

Nothing wrong with Newbridge's levels of self-belief.

Enniskillen lead for the first time in the game following a score from Eoin Beacom.

Veteran Emmett Bradley nails his third free of the afternoon. He hasn't missed yet.

Newbridge do have the wind advantage in this first half and they are trying to make it count. Conleth McGrogan scores from underneath the stand side to put them two points in front. That's the best score of the day so far.

Erne Gaels take the lead for the third time via Dan McCann, but could have been further ahead only for Enniskillen's goalkeeper denying Ultan Kelm in a one on one.

At the other end, Enniskillen are level once again as Eoin Beacom converts a free.

Two quickfire points from Oisin Doherty, the first from a free and then he takes advantage of a poor kickout by Glen to send the ball back over the head of 'keeper Connlan Bradley.

Emmett Bradley is accurate again with a free kick for Glen.

Oisin Kelm restores Erne Gaels' lead, but it doesn't last long as Ethan Beresford replies for Enniskillen.

Patrick McMullan weaves his way through a few tackles and scores from distance. Newbridge acquitting themselves well here so far against the All-Ireland champions.

It's all square at Brewster Park on 10 minutes as a Conor Murphy point has Enniskillen up and running on the scoreboard.

Glen take the lead for the first time with a free from Emmett Bradley.

Ethan Doherty's shot curls wide of the far post but is given as a point.

Let's hope that poor decision by the umpires isn't the talking point at the end of the game.

Dan McCann gets the first score of the game - launching a shot over the bar from distance for Erne Gaels.

Oisin Doherty taps over a simple free for Newbridge.