Garvan Jones hits another wide from range with Fermanagh still waiting on their first score of the game 15 minutes into the contest.

Ultan Kelm is shown a black card for hauling down Oisin Conaty, just as Antrim had an overload and were ready to break.

That is a blow so early in the game.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

You get very few of them in your career, a goal-line clearance like that. Fermanagh will need to take those chances.

Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Brewster Park

That was really Fermanagh's first sniff and Ultan Kelm did brilliantly, first to take on Rian O'Neill and Conor Turbitt down the left and then to pick out Oisin Smyth.

Smyth probably thought he was going to raise a green flag after spinning past Blaine Hughes, but Aaron McKay had other ideas.

Great football all round.

What a block from Aaron McKay on the line to deny Fermanagh what looked to be a clear goal!

A looping ball into the box from Ultan Kelm is missed by Armagh goalkeeper Blaine Hughes as it falls kindly for Oisin Smyth.

He fires towards goal, but McKay manages to get in the way to turn it behind.

Kelm then hits an effort wide, as does Paddy Burns at the other end.

An end-to-end start to this one.

Armagh were the favourites going into this game and are keen to show why early on as they are dominating possession.

Rian O'Neill, from distance, bends home an impressive second point for the Orchard county.

A bright start for Armagh with Andrew Murnin curling home the opening point of the game.

A little bit of pushing and shoving just like yesterday's encounter between Conor Mackin and Aaron McKay before throw-in.

We are now under way in Brewster Park, let's hope for a more entertaining game than yesterday at Pairc Esler.

Paul Finlay
Former Monaghan player on BBC Sport

This Armagh team, everyone's tipping them to go far this year but the jury's still out on them. They have a few big guns back. We're hoping for proper Ulster Championship fare and that it's a good game.

Owen Mulligan
Former Tyrone forward and All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

I've walked on the pitch and it's moist and wet on the right side. I think the conditions will suit Fermanagh. Let's hope it's a better game than yesterday (Down v Antrim).

There were wins for Tyrone in the camogie League Division 4 final and Armagh in the Division 3A final on Saturday.

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Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Brewster Park

Armagh fans always come out in big numbers and it's no different at Brewster today. I nearly got taken out by a couple of excitable youngsters sprinting their way to what I can only assume was the tuck shop.

Armagh, like they were here in 2018, are favourites today and boast a serious amount of firepower with Conor Turbitt, Andrew Murnin and Oisin Conaty, who earns his first championship start after an impressive league campaign.

Rian O'Neill, of whom we didn't see much in the league, starts in midfield this afternoon for the Orchard.

If Fermanagh are to have any chance of repeating their 2018 heroics, they will need Garvan Jones to shoot the lights out like he did against Cavan in the Erne's last league game. He hit 1-8 - 1-7 of which was from play - that day.

A similar haul today would go a long way to causing an(other) upset.

Nine of Armagh's starting side were involved the last time these two sides last met in the Ulster Championship in 2018, when Fermanagh produced a shock to win 0-12 to 0-7.

Fermanagh: R Bogue; L Cullen, C Cullen, O Smyth; D McCusker (capt), S McGullion, C McManus; R McCaffrey, J McDade; C McGee, C McShea; U Kelm, G Jones, S Cassidy.

Subs: E McCaffrey, J Largo Elis, B Horan, C Love, J Cassidy, D McGurn, O Murphy, T Bogue, D King, J McMahon, C Jones.

Armagh: B Hughes; P Burns, A McKay, P McGrane; J McElroy, C Mackin, A Forker (capt); R O'Neill, B Crealey; S Campbell, R Grugan, C Turbitt; O Conaty, A Murnin, J Og Burns.

Subs: S Magill, B McCambridge, C Mackin, T Kelly, O O'Neill, R McQuillan, C McConville, A Nugent, D McMullan, J Duffy, J Hall.

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Fermanagh host Armagh in the Ulster Championship quarter-final and you can watch it live on BBC Two NI and BBC iPlayer from 13:45.

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Armagh captain Aidan Forker says last year's two heartbreaking championship penalty shootout defeats hasn't psychologically damaged the squad.

"It's definitely not a cloud over the group," said Forker, 33.

Read more from Forker here.

The winners of today's quarter-final will face Down in the semi-final after they overcame Antrim 0-13 to 0-9 in a scrappy game in Newry.

Read John Haughey's report from Pairc Esler here.

Good afternoon and welcome to our coverage of today's Ulster Championship quarter-final between Fermanagh and Armagh at Brewster Park.

The game will be live on BBC Two NI, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website, with coverage starting at 13:45 BST.

We also have live text commentary and in-play clips of all the action.

After the first quarter-final between Down and Antrim failed to really spark into life, let's hope that we are in for a more entertaining contest today.

Armagh, who are looking for their first Ulster title since 2008, suffered a shock defeat on their last Ulster Championship visit to Brewster Park in 2018 and will want to avoid a repeat today.

Thank for joining us, we hope you enjoy!