That's a third point from Darragh Canavan already.

Great movement by the Tyrone forwards, and great strength by Mattie Donnelly.

A very impressive one-pointer for Michael Murphy after Tyrone fail to clear their lines.

Ref Paul Faloon awards Tyrone a close-in free having spotted Peadar Mogan's foul inside on Darragh Canavan, who converts an easy free.

Antrim fight back in the second half but it's not enough and they drop into the relagation zone with just one game left.

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Jamie Brennan looks sharp in these early stages and notches a score after Donegal win another kickout.

Michael Murphy registers his first point in his first start since June 2022.

It's a free after Jamie Brennan is fouled by Joe Oguz.

Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan slots one over with the minimum of fuss after a ball across from Mattie Donnelly.

Darragh Canavan curls over the opening score in the third minute.

Paul Faloon throws the ball in and off we go.

There are four late changes on the Tyrone team for today's Division One game against Donegal.

Mattie Donnelly plus the Errigal Ciaran trio of Darragh Canavan, Peter Harte and Joe Oguz all come into the starting team.

Out of the side go Frank Burns, Seanie O'Donnell, Darren McCurry and Eoin McElholm.

No news yet of any late Donegal changes but we'll bring them to you when we have them. Michael Murphy has been named in the starting line-up with several regulars such as Ryan McHugh and Patrick McBrearty seemingly not involved. Gavin Mulreany also starts between the posts with Shaun Patton on the bench.

Donegal: Gavin Mulreany; Mark Curran, Kevin McGettigan, Peadar Mogan; Odhran McFadden Ferry; Finbarr Roarty, Caolan McColgan; Hugh McFadden, Domhnall MacGiolla Bhride; Jamie Brennan, Jeac MacCellabhui, Odhran Doherty; Charles McGuinness, Michael Murphy, Niall O'Donnell

Subs: Shaun Patton, Stephen McMenamin, Caolan Ward, Eoin McHugh, Jonny Carlin, Luke McGlynn; Oisin Caulfield, Aaron Ward, Jack Gallagher, Keelan McGroddy, Ciaran Moore

Tyrone: Niall Morgan; Aidan Clarke, Peter Teague, Niall Devlin; Michael McKernan, Rory Brennan, Peter Harte; Brian Kennedy, Conn Kilpatrick; Mattie Donnelly, Kieran McGeary, Ciaran Daly; Joe Oguz, Mark Bradley, Darragh Canavan

Subs: Oisin O'Kane, Ruairi Canavan, Joe Oguz, Aodhan Donaghy, Mattie Donnelly, Peter Harte, Nathan McCarron, Darragh Canavan, Cormac Quinn, Shea O'Hare, Michael O'Neill

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Mayo add a late point to compound Derry's misery as their relegation to Division Two is confirmed with a game still to play.

The Oak Leafers - Division One champions a year ago - needed to win today and then beat All-Ireland champions Armagh at the Athletic Grounds next week to have any hope of avoiding the drop but their fate is now already sealed.

Conor Glass has really stepped up for Derry in this second half as he lands his third two-pointer in the game.

Ryan O'Donoghue lands a point for Mayo to halt Derry's momentum and stretch the gap back out to six.

Shane McGuigan swivels and fires into the side netting from a tight angle as Derry spurn a goal chance.

McGuigan is fuming as he claims that a Mayo defender should have been penalised for a foot block.

However, the gap is reduced to five as Conor Doherty lands another point

Two big two-pointers from Conor Glass in quick succession after Mayo had scored another to make it four points in a row in the second half.

Derry are suddenly back within six points.

The clinical Matthew Ruane adds another for Mayo, who are pulling well clear.

A tight game at Dr Hyde sees Roscommon two in front against Cavan at the interval.

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Frankin Irwin tags on another point for Mayo.

Monaghan have produced a blistering first-half display in Navan with the leaders in total control in the top-of-the-table showdown with Meath.

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A goal from Luke Towey helps Sligo into an eight-point lead over the Saffrons at the break in Corrigan.

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