It's an all Ulster affair in Ederney as Fermanagh take on Antrim in Division Three.

Fermanagh are searching for a first win of the campaign after they fell to a heavy 2-24 to 1-12 defeat against Kildare in their opener at Newbridge.

Antrim, meanwhile, are looking to build on their opening 1-9 to 1-6 victory over Clare at Corrigan Park last weekend.

Fermanagh: Ross Bogue, Lee Cullen, Ronan McCaffrey, Aaron Jones, Jonathan Cassidy, Declan McCusker, Jack Largo Elis, Joe McDade, Darragh McGurn, Shane McGullion, Fionan O'Brien, Paul Breen, Josh Largo Elis, Garvan Jones, Conor Love.

Subs: Sean McNally, Oisin Murphy, Diarmuid Owens, Conal Quinn, Che Cullen, Nathan Tierney, Ultan Kelm, Ryan Lyons, Aogan Kelm, Keelan Fitzpatrick, Diarmuid King.

Antrim: Michael Byrne, John Morgan, Eunan Walsh, Kavan Keenan, Ronan Boyle, Joseph Finnegan, Dermot McAleese, Conor Stewart, Conor Hand, Patrick Finnegan, Marc Jordan, Patrick McBride, Ryan Murray, Fionn Nagel, Dominic McEnhill.

Subs: Luke Mullholland, Calum Higgins, Jack Lenehan, James McDonnell, Niall Burns, Niall Hynds, Patrick Ferris, Peter King, Ruairi McCann, Ryan McQuillan, Shaun O'Callaghan.

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McNaughton with another free after Nigel Elliott was trailed back. The Saffrons finding gaps when they get on the front foot.

Westmeath have got off to a quick start in Clones with the talismanic Luke Loughlin already on the scoresheet.

McNaughton picking up from where le left off last week as he adds another two from frees.

Derry hit the self destruct button and concede two goals from two plays right at the death to make it two defeats from two.

Incredible game of football...

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Antrim come up empty-handed from their first two attacks but James McNaughton makes it third time a charm as he slings over.

The ball is thrown in at Tailteann Park with Cavan aiming to avenge last week's losing start to the campaign. Cian Reilly and Darragh Lovett are late changes to the Cavan side lining out in midfield while Conor Madden takes up his position in corner forward in place of Ryan O'Neill.

Shane McGuigan brings his tally to 1-4.

Derry lead by three with two to play.

Referee Brian Keon throws the sliotar in and we are underway at Corrigan Park.

Little by the way of wind, although the rain of the last few days has made the pitch a little heavy. Still, very decent conditions for early February.

Back underway in Newry and a two-pointer, Down's first of the day, from James Guinness gets Conor Laverty's men off to a great start as they look to reel in the Rebels.

Late team news from Navan with four changes for the home side. Matthew Costello, who top-scored for Meath last weekend with 0-10, is among those replaced and he drops out of the squad entirely.

Sean Rafferty and Eoin Harkin replace Adam O'Neill and Brian O'Halloran, who move to the bench.

Ronan Jones will take the place of Cian McBride who misses out with Conor Duke in for Costello.

Conor Gray and Ruairi Kinsella come into the matchday panel.

Rule infringement from Kerry and Shane McGuigan taps over the free.

Lachlan Murray fires over for Derry.

Kerry are level with Donal O'Sullivan's second.

Temporary substitution on the Derry team as Jody McDermott replaces Diarmuid Baker.

One between the sides as Donal O'Sullivan shoots over.