Conn Kilpatrick is shown a straight red card for what must have been an off the ball incident.

That's a massive blow for Tyrone as it will likely mean the midfielder will be ruled out of a potential All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final next week.

Oisin Gallen nails a second 45' and brings his own tally to 0-3 for the day.

Having rested a number of players in the final group game against Offaly, Down boss Conor Laverty has named a strong starting 15 with Odhran Murdock, Daniel Guinness and Pat Havern among the players coming back into the fold for today’s contest.

Oisin McConville’s Wicklow eased past Leitrim with an impressive second half display to earn their quarter final spot. McConville’s side have proven that they can beat the bigger teams with a win over Westmeath and having come very close to defeating Kildare in the Leinster championship.

Will they be able to find a win here in Newry and secure a spot in the last four?

Down J O’Hare; P Fegan, R McEvoy, P Laverty; M Rooney, D Guinness, S Johnston; J Flynn, O Murdock; D Magill, J Guinness, R Johnston; O Savage, P Havern, C McCrickard.

Wicklow M Jackson; C McDonald, M Stone, P O Keane; M Nolan, E Murtagh, G Fogarty; D Healy, C Maguire; D Fee, O McGraynor, J Kirwan; J Carlin, K Quinn, J Nolan.

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The chant of 'Rebels, Rebels' grows ever louder in Tullamore as the Cork fans try to rally their team to mount a stirring finish.

So far, Tyrone are holding firm.

Morgan pulls off a save at one end and Tyrone break down the field with Darren McCurry pointing his second score of the day.

Ciaran Thompson gets his third of the day and it's one way traffic.

Ryan McHugh brings his tally to 1-3 as Clare get their first score from play through Emmet McMahon.

Majestic balance and accuracy by Darragh Canavan who scores again.

Sherlock with a much-needed free from Cork to halt Tyrone's scoring flurry.

Niall Devlin is judged to have picked the ball up clean off the ground and Sherlock converts.

Carndonagh man Conor O'Donnell curls over on his return to the team.

Niall Morgan scores his first point from play in this year's Championship as Tyrone start to find their rhythm at last.

They've outscored Cork by 1-2 to 0-1 since Jones' black card.

Oisin Gallen brings his tally 1-3 and Donegal are getting it all too easy.

Brian O'Driscoll shows true grit on behalf of the 14-man Cork side with the leveller.

Darragh Canavan points for Tyrone and things get even better when Morgan comes back on.

So Tyrone have nine minutes or so to try and make their extra man count.

Clare get their first score in over 40 minutes as Diarmuid O'Donnell lands a free.

Chris Og Jones is given a black card for a deliberate trip on Niall Morgan.

The goalkeeper was hurt in the process of intercepting the Cork pass and sub goalie Oisin O'Kane is warming up.

Both sides are down to 14 men, as Morgan limps off.

Darren McCurry comes back inside onto his left foot and scores his long-awaited first point of the day.

The teams are level for an incredible ninth time.

Will this one end in a draw, folks?

Ciaran Moore shoots over with a goal on and he becomes the eighth Donegal player to score.

Darragh Canavan converts a free after Mattie Donnelly is fouled.

The Trillick man was involved in two huge moments there at both ends of the field.

But Cork manage another long-range effort from the in-form Mark Cronin.

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