Referee Brendan Griffin has thrown the ball in and we are underway in a rainy Enniskillen.

Oisin Brady with the first score of the second half nailing a close range free.

A few late changes ahead of threw-in at Brewster Park.

Sean McNally does indeed start in goal for Fermanagh, with Ross Bogue on the bench, while Ronan McCaffrey comes in at full-forward in place of Garvan Jones.

For Antrim, James McDonnell replaces Niall Burns at wing-back.

Updated teams below.

Fermanagh: S McNally; L Cullen, C Cullen, J Cassidy; D McCusker, S McGullion, J Largo-Ennis; B Horan, J McDade; C Jones, C McShea, F O'Brien; U Kelm, R McCaffrey, S Cassidy.

Antrim: M Byrne; D Lynch, E Walsh, K Keenan; J McDonnell, J Finnegan, D McAleese; P McAleer, C Hynds; C McLarnon, PMcBride, R McCann (Creggan); R McQuillan, R McCann (Aghagallon), M Jordan.

Liam Kerr plays the ball across the face of goal hoping to find Oisin Savage.

However, Gavin Fogarty gets there first sending the ball out of play. Ryan McEvoy slots over the 45 to extend Down's lead.

David Gough gets the second half underway.

There's been some fantastic points from the Down team today. Pat Havern with another beauty to keep the score board ticking.

Wicklow are doing their best to stay in this game. Oisin McGraynor, who has just come on, makes an instant impact with a point from play.

Wicklow are struggling to get through Down's defence.

The referee has played the advantage and Wicklow have another free, which they convert for another point.

Kevin Quinn with his third of the day.

A beautiful score from Shealan Johnston just outside the 'D' extends Down's lead.

An instant response from Wicklow as Padraig O'Toole swings a much-needed score for Oisin McConville's side.

It's back to a four-point game.

An Ulster derby in a damp Brewster Park will see Fermanagh and Antrim battle it out to reach next Sunday's Tailteann Cup semi-finals day at Croke Park.

The sides met in the group stage of the competition last year with two late goals helping the Saffrons to top spot and a bye into a home quarter-final.

That is the route Fermanagh have taken this year as they won all of their games in Group Three and were afforded last weekend off to survey the landscape as the competition is now into the business end.

They just edged past Laois in their final game a fortnight ago and manager Kieran Donnelly has opted for continuity in his starting team with just one alteration. That comes in goals where Ross Bogue is named to start ahead of Seán McNally.

For Antrim, Andy McEntee has kept faith with the same 15 that started last week's win against London in the preliminary quarter-final stage.

Indeed, it is the same team that started against Sligo in their final Group Two game that ended in a draw, which meant the Saffrons missed out on top spot by way of scoring difference and were tasked with negotiating what proved to be a tricky tie against The Exiles to get to the last eight.

Both sides have designs on going deep into the competition but just one of these Ulster rivals will be Croke Park-bound next weekend.

Fermanagh: R Bogue; L Cullen, C Cullen, J Cassidy; D McCusker, S McGullion, J Largo-Ennis; B Horan, J McDade; C Jones, C McShea, F O'Brien; U Kelm, G Jones, S Cassidy.

Antrim: M Byrne; D Lynch, E Walsh, K Keenan; N Burns, J Finnegan, D McAleese; P McAleer, C Hynds; C McLarnon, PMcBride, R McCann (Creggan); R McQuillan, R McCann (Aghagallon), M Jordan.

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Third of the day for Gerard Smith and Cavan are digging their heels in here.

It's been an entertaining first half with all six Cavan forwards scoring but, 1-4 from Diarmuid Murtagh has ensured that the Connacht side who played against the slight breeze have the advantage at the break.

Both sides have had eight different players kick scores in that first half.

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Donie Smith finishes after a driving run from Enda Smith.

Pat Havern has been on song today. He registers the first points of the second half with back-to back scores.

The Mourne men extend their lead to five.

Diarmuid Murtagh nails an absolute clinker of a free into the wind outside of the left from the right of the field, 1-4 for him now, magic.

Cian Madden shoots over and now five of the six Cavan starting forwards have all scored and all from play.

Daire Cregg replies for Roscommon.

Oisin Brady knocks over a free and now all six of the Cavan starting forwards have scored.

Cavan goalkeeper Gary O'Rourke lands a long-range free kicking off the ground.

Ultan Harney becomes the sixth Roscommon man to score and their press on the Cavan kick-out is bearing fruit.

Diarmuid Murtagh gets his third of the day shooting over with a sniff of goal on.

Shane Cunnane fists over and Daire Craig to extend the lead to three in a 90 second spell.

Oisin McConville will be very happy with that first-half performance. The same perhaps can't be said for Conor Laverty, though.

Down have gifted Wicklow a number of frees which have resulted in scores, while also being a bit wasteful in front of the posts.

Just four points separate the sides at the interval. Big second half coming up!

Oisin Kiernan curls over for the Breffni before Cavan spurn a goal chance with a real 3v2.

James Smith doesn't see Oisin Brady to his left as he fires over the bar with a clear goal on. Level again.