It's a bleak day for Derry as they suffer relegation from Division One while Tyrone boosted their hopes of avoiding the drop by beating an understrength Donegal .

Monaghan and Cavan won to edge closer to promotion from Division Two with wins while Antrim drop into the Division Three relegation zone after losing to Sligo.

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Just a second win of the campaign for Tyrone as they continue their fight against relegation.

They were the side most interested in winning against an understrength Donegal team but they'll still be relatively pleased with their performance, as well as the result.

Donegal got game-time into newer faces and Jim McGuinness won't be losing any sleep over this defeat.

Eoin McHugh almost scored a goal earlier, but he has a point now.

McCurry with a badly-needed score for him after his struggles in this league campaign.

Ciaran Moore with his second point since being introduced.

Tyrone's Shea O'Hare is on for McKernan.

Michael Murphy may have suffered a minor problem there and Donegal take no chances and take him off.

Jonny Carlin comes on to make his Donegal debut.

Eoin McHugh hits the woodwork after a great run.

A let-off for Tyrone, who badly need this league win.

Seanie O'Donnell scores but it was all about the superb catch by Morgan who wins the Donegal kickout.

Mattie Donnelly is another one who's having a cracker of a game.

His third point of the day.

Darren McCurry is on for Mark Bradley. Can 'the Dazzler' dazzle today? He hasn't played well yet in this league campaign but he has 13 minutes to make an impact.

Jamie Brennan plays a one-two with Murphy but his shot is easily saved by Morgan.

Brennan has been brilliant today.

Ciaran Moore scores for Donegal on his home pitch.

Tyrone 'keeper Morgan nails a two-point free.

Donegal's Luke McGlynn is on for Odhran Doherty.

Mark Curran comes forward to score and this game is right in the mix with one quarter still to play.

Darragh Canavan is fouled after a great pass in by Morgan.

Mark Bradley takes his time over the free, understandable given Donegal are having a good spell at the moment.

Ruairi Canavan and Cormac Quinn are on and Peter Harte and Kieran McGeary are off.

Odhran Doherty with another two-pointer for Donegal.

Niall Morgan was out of his nets and maybe he was eyeing up lobbing him.

Donegal have got four of the last five scores.

Seanie O'Donnell is on for Joe Oguz.

Mark Bradley with a good response for Tyrone.

Finbarr Roarty scores for Donegal, that's their third without reply.

A good wee spell this, for the home side.

Jamie Brennan is having a great game.

He won a kickout and then shipped a tackle and pings the ball over, while off balance, with his left foot.

Then Kevin McGettigan fists over another point.

Tyrone win the kickout again and Mattie Donnelly saunters through the middle, steadies himself and splits the posts.

Caolan McColgan gets Donegal's first two-pointer of the day.

Tyrone have been dominating possession so that was a welcome one for Donegal.

Brian Kennedy barges his way through and finishes the move himself.