So after Tyrone's win over Cork earlier today, it has increased the possibility of a Tyrone v Derry All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final in Healy Park, Omagh next weekend.

You can be sure that if Derry win tonight and end a three-game losing streak in the Championship to advance to the last 12 of the All-Ireland series, that is all the Derry and Tyrone fans will be talking about for the next 36 hours until the draw is made on Monday morning (0830).

Westmeath have been more impressive in their two defeats by Armagh and Galway than Derry, but the end result is the same. They have both lost both games so whoever wins tonight will guarantee an away preliminary quarter-final while the loser's summer is over.

Derry make two changes from their defeat by Armagh at Celtic Park two weeks ago.

Ciaran McFaul and Eoin McEvoy are recalled to the half-back line with Conor Doherty and Niall Toner dropping to the bench.

Westmeath make one change from the side that played so well but lost narrowly to Galway, with Luke Loughlin replacing Robbie Forde.

Derry: O Lynch, C McCluskey, C McKaigue, D Baker, C McFaul, E McEvoy, D Gilmore; C Glass, B Rogers; E Doherty, E Bradley, P Cassidy; E Mulholland, S McGuigan, L Murray

Westmeath: J Daly; J Gonoud, C Drumm, K Maguire; J Dolan, R Wallace, D Lynch; R Connellan, A McCormack; J Lynam, R O'Toole, S McCartan; L Loughlin, J Heslin, S Baker

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It's been a good finish to the half for Fermanagh with Sean Cassidy and Fionan O'Brien kicking points to put them six ahead.

Kieran Donnelly will be very happy with his this is going as they have gradually opened a gap and kicked some good scores, limiting Antrim to precious little.

Goals from Diarmuid Murtagh, Brian Stack and Enda Smith help Roscommon end Cavan's summer.

Murtagh hit 1-6 as Davy Burke's side pick up their first championship win of the season, while Cavan's summer ends with four straight defeats.

The Rossies advance to next weekend's All-Ireland preliminary quarter-finals where they will be away from home finishing as third seeds in the group of death with All-Ireland champions, Dublin and Mayo.

That was some game of football.

Getting a little feisty in Brewster Park with a bit of a coming together that brought the crowd to life and the home support had plenty to cheer soon after with a superb score by Declan McCusker.

Antrim finally have their first from play, 26 minutes in, through Ryan McQuillan.

Conor Madden stops the rot for Cavan who need something special to save their season.

Conor Cox shoots over and Roscommon extend their lead.

Diarmuid Murtagh and Andrew Glennon add to the tally.

Fermanagh's ability to turn Antrim over and counter with purpose has been impressive and they did it ti perfection for an Ultan Kelm score, while Callum Jones kicks a free to extend the gap to four.

Ciaran Lennon gets his first of the day for Roscommon.

Gerard Smith gets his fifth of the day and Cavan aren't out of it just yet.

Conor Cox shoots over for the Rossies.

Cormac O'Reilly lands his fourth of the day and all from play.

Antrim are finally on the board from a Mick Byrne 45 after Ultan Helm kicked the game's first score from play for Fermanagh.

The Ernesiders have been luring Antrim into their defensive trap and breaking. A bit of a chess match so far which the hosts are winning.

Antrim goalkeeper Mick Byrne makes a superb save from Callum Jones, but advantage was being played and Sean Cassidy kicks the free.

Antrim still without a score or even a meaningful shot as yet and we are 13 minutes in.

Daire Cregg lands for Roscommon that's his third of the evening.

Cavan have a real chance of a goal but Darragh Lovett sends his effort over under pressure from Eoghan McCormack.

Cregg lands another this time from an advanced mark.

Cormac O'Reilly shoots over for Cavan, manic stuff here!!

A dominant performance from Down as they grab a nine-point victory, which easily could have been more given the number of goal chances.

Conor Laverty's side secure a spot in the Tailteann Cup semi-finals.

Diarmuid Murtagh shoots over and he brings his tally to 1-5 for the evening.

Just as I type that we are back to a four-point game as Darragh Lovett lands his second after coming on as a sub, this time from a mark.

A cagey start at Brewster Park with both sides probing, but it has taken until the fifth minute for the opening score as Fermanagh's Sean Cassidy converts a mark.

Cavan substitute Darragh Lovett lands a point as Gerard Smith lands his fourth of the day.

Another goal chance for Down.

Mark Jackson finds himself one on one with Ceilum Doherty who gets the better of the Wicklow goalkeeper.

Doherty plays the ball across the square to Liam Kerr who slots it over the bar.

But Down are now nine up and this one is done and dusted.