An early two-pointer from Ryan Burns gives Louth an early lead at Breffni Park.

Tyrone have not settled well at all.

Kieran McGeary with the latest wide and they are lacking a cutting edge up front so far.

The only positive for them is that Mayo have bossed the game yet are only one point ahead.

The game at O'Connor Park is underway.

Three late changes for Offaly as Kyle Higgins, Aidan Bracken and John Furlong come in.

Patrick McBride gets Antrim's first score with a two-pointer.

There is an awful lot of lateral passing so far in these opening 11 minutes.

Mayo are enjoying a lot of possession but Tyrone are well set defensively and not allowing them to do much with it.

Two late changes to the Monaghan forward line with Fergal Hanratty replacing Barry McBennett at half-forward and Louis Kelly in the corner in place of Sean Jones.Throw-in delayed to 14:05 due to a power cut.

The two teams relegated from the top tier last season have made a fast start putting together consecutive wins as they aim for an immediate return to Division One.

Roscommon have amassed 4-38 across their two games so far while Monaghan have hit 4-51.

Marauding half-back Conor McCarthy impressed last time out for the Farneymen striking 0-7 from play while Rory Beggan, as expected, has flourished as an extra man in attack accumulating a personal tally of 0-10 in the opening weeks.

Gabriel Bannigan did however lose Michael Hamill to a knee injury in their high-scoring win over Westmeath a fortnight ago.

As for Roscommon, their only win last year in the league was a 1-16 to 0-7 victory over today's opponents.

The Murtagh brothers Ciarain and Diarmuid have been the standout performers for Davy Burke's side combining for 0-10 in their most recent game away to Louth.

Eight of the panel were involved in the Sigerson final on Wednesday night and Daire Cregg, who scored two frees in a losing effort for UCD on the night, was down to start but has not been included in the squad.

Roscommon: Conor Carroll; Pearse Frost, John McManus, Niall Higgins; Ronan Daly, Brian Stack, Shane Cunnane; Dylan Ruane, Keith Doyle; Ciarain Murtagh, Ultan Harney, Cian McKeon; Diarmuid Murtagh, Donie Smith, Conor Hand.

Subs: Aaron Brady, Senan Lambe, Ciaran Lennon, Ruaidhri Fallon, Dylan Ruane, Robbie Dolan, Ben O'Carroll, Cathal Heneghan, Conor Cox, Tim Lambe, Declan Kenny.

Monaghan: Rory Beggan; Ryan Wylie, Killian Lavelle, Dylan Byrne; Ryan O'Toole, Colm Lennon, Conor McCarthy; Gavin McPhillips, Micheal McCarville; Barry McBennett, Micheal Bannigan, Ciaran McNulty; David Garland, Stephen Mooney, Sean Jones.

Subs: Darragh Croarkin, Jack Doogan, Darragh Treanor, Darren Hughes, Kevin Loughran, Fergal Hanratty, Louis Kelly, Jason Irwin, Bobby McCaul, Dean McDonnell, Jack McCarron.

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Antrim come into the game at O'Connor Park off the back of a win against Clare and a narrow one-point loss against Fermanagh a fortnight ago.

Offaly, meanwhile, have won their opening two games under new joint manager Mickey Harte, beating Sligo and Laois.

Offaly: Paddy Dunican, Lee Pearson, David Dempsey, Rory Egan, Diarmuid Egan, Jordan Hayes, Cormac Egan, Jack McEvoy, Cillian Burke, Ruairi McNamee, Cathal Flynn, Keith O'Neill, Dylan Hyland, Jack Bryant, Shane Tierney.

Subs: Sean O'Toole, Mikey Cunningham, Marcas Dalton, Cathal Donoghue, Nigel Dunne, Diarmuid Finneran, Robbie Gallagher, Kyle Higgins, Daire McDaid, Kevin McDermott, Eoin Sawyer.

Antrim: Micheal Bryne, James McDonnell, Eunan Walsh, James McAuley, Ronan Boyle, Jospeh Finnegan, Dermot McAleese, Conor Stewart, Conor Hand, Patrick Finnegan, Marc Jordan, Fionn Nagle, Patrick McBride, Ruairi McCann, Dominic McEnhill.

Subs: Luke Mulholland, Calum Higgins, Eoghan McCabe, Eunan Quinn, Jack Lenehan, John Morgan, Patrick Ferris, Peter King, Ryan McQuillan, Ryan Murray, Shaun O'Callaghan.

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Eoin McLaughlin forces Niall Morgan into a smart save low down and the Mayo man blazes the rebound wide. A let-off for Tyrone.

Mayo have owned the ball in the opening seven minutes.

Tyrone living off scraps so far.

Cavan are still seeking their first win of their Division Two campaign after defeats by Monaghan and Meath.

Louth beat Westmeath in their opener but suffered defeat by Roscommon last time out.

Cavan: Gary O'Rourke, Niall Carolan, Brian O'Connell, Jason McLoughlin, Padraig Faulkner, Dara McVeety, Oisin Kiernan, James Smith, Killian Clarke, Ryan O'Neill, Gerard Smith, Ciaran Brady, Darragh Lovett, Gearoid McKiernan, Conor Madden.

Subs: Liam Brady, Luke Fortune, Killian Brady, Luke Molloy, Evan Crowe, Ryan Donohoe, Cian Madden, Oisin Brady, Peter Devine, Thomas Edward Donohoe, Sean McEvoy.

Louth: Niall McDonnell, Dermot Campbell, Peter Lynch, Donal McKeeny, Conall McKeever, Liam Jackson, Tommy Durnin, Conor Grimes, Ciaran Downey, Andy McDonnell, Sam Mulroy, Ryan Burns, Val Leddy, Daire Nally, Fearghal Maline.

Subs: Tiernan Markey, Leonard Gray, Ciaran Keenan, Paul Matthews, Anthony Williams, Sean Rrynolds, Daire McConnon, Ciaran Bryne, Ciaran Murphy, Pearse Grimes-Murphy, Kieran McArdle.

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Three successive scores from the Ernesiders have brought them back into the game.Josh Largo-Ellis, Fionan O'Brien and Garvan Jones with a free all on target.

Frank Irwin taps over from close range for the opening score for Mayo.

Derry referee Barry Cassidy has us underway.

Mark Bradley starts his first game back for the Red Hands since quitting the Tyrone panel in 2021.

Himself and Rory Brennan are late changes for Frank Burns and Shea O'Hare, while Conn Kilpatrick and Eoin McElholm also start.

McElholm is a highly-rated prospect and has kicked points after coming on as a late sub against both Derry and Armagh.

Kilpatrick starts for the first time under O'Rourke and undoubtedly strengthens the side.

Watch the best of the action as Down are beaten 0-24 to 1-18 by Meath in Saturday night's Division Two encounter.

Kevin McStay has rung the changes before throw-in.

Eoin O'Donoghue and Jordan Flynn come into the defence for Sean Morahan and Rory Brickenden.

David McHale and Cian McHale are into the forwards instead of Fergal Boland and Ryan O'Donoghue, the absence of the latter is a blow for the home side.

When asked what pleased him most about Derry's opening Football League point of the campaign, Paddy Tally replied: "the fightback".

And small wonder, after the Derry manager watched his side fall nine points behind before staging a remarkable comeback to salvage a 0-16 to 1-13 draw against leaders Galway at Celtic Park.

"In the second half there was a lot more bite about us and the most pleasing thing was the fightback. That's serious heart, right there," said the Derry manager.

"You're nine points down and staring at your third defeat but they wouldn't lie down. So what they proved tonight is this team doesn't want to get beaten."

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Super start from the home side.Emmet McMahon has added his second point after a well-worked goal scored by Alan Sweeney.

Meath made it back-to-back wins in Division Two as they saw off Down 0-24 to 1-18 in an entertaining game at Pairc Esler.

Conor Laverty's side narrowly led 1-09 to 0-10 at half-time after Ryan McEvoy's fine goal.

However, Meath fought back in the second half, landing five successive scores at one stage, including two two-pointers to take the three-point win.

Jordan Morris was key for Meath, scoring 0-7 to help spark the fightback for Robbie Brennan's side.

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Derry produced a superb second-half comeback to secure a 0-16 to 1-13 draw with Division One pacesetters Galway.

Galway dominated the first half at Celtic Park with Dylan McHugh netting and Shane Walsh firing over six points to help the Tribesmen into a 1-10 to 0-4 lead at the break.

The Ulster hosts lost their opening two league games but fought back bravely from nine points down.

Derry still trailed by four points late in the game, but Lachlan Murray reduced the gap before Shane McGuigan slotted over three straight points in a thrilling finish.

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After the highs of a debut win for new manager Malachy O'Rourke over Derry, Tyrone were on the receiving end against All-Ireland champions Armagh last time out losing 1-23 to 0-19 in the Athletic Grounds.

O'Rourke has made just one change from that game with Trillick's Ciaran Daly replacing Aodhan Donaghy.

So far, no sign of the returning Errigal Ciaran players, but if there are any late changes we will bring them to you.

Tyrone were hammered 4-10 to 0-12 on their last league trip to McHale Park in 2023, although defeated Mayo by four points in Omagh last year.

Mayo are under pressure after following up an opening round loss to Dublin with a heavy home defeat by Galway.

That has made the natives restless and they will demand better in front of their own in Castlebar today. Eoghan McLaughlin comes in for Sam Callinan in the only change - that we know of so far - from the Galway defeat so no panic buttons being pressed yet.

Mayo boss Kevin McStay is still missing a few key men in Jordan Flynn, Jack Carney and Aidan O'Shea while Paddy Durcan and Tommy 'goals' Conroy are among those on their way back to fitness. It remains to be seen if we see any of them make an appearance today.

Mayo: Colm Reape; Sean Morahan, Rory Brickenden, Enda Hession; Stephen Coen, David McBrien, Eoghan McLaughlin; Donnacha McHugh, Matthew Ruane; Conor Reid, Fergal Boland, Davitt Neary; Paul Towey, Frank Irwin, Ryan O'Donoghue

Subs: tbc

Tyrone: Niall Morgan; Aidan Clarke, Peter Teague, Niall Devlin; Frank Burns, Michael McKernan, Shea O'Hare; Brian Kennedy, Liam Gray; Seanie O'Donnell, Kieran McGeary, Ciaran Daly; Darren McCurry, Mattie Donnelly, Ronan Cassidy

Subs: Oisin O'Kane, Mark Bradley, Rory Brennan, Ben Cullen, Aodhan Donaghy, Conn Kilpatrick, Nathan McCarron, Eoin McElholm, Cathal McShane, Michael O'Neill. Michael Rafferty

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