On Sunday, the Ulster Championship quarter-final between Fermanagh and Armagh will be live on the BBC iPlayer with coverage starting at 13:45 BST ahead of the 14:00 BST throw-in.

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You can listen to the latest episode of the GAA Social on BBC Sounds.

On this week's episode Thomas Niblock and Oisin McConville are joined by Charlie Smyth, who has recently signed to NFL side New Orleans Saints having starred for Down at underage level.

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Oisin McConville
Armagh All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

Down have shown Antrim a lot of respect, they have sat off the kick outs and the wind is a factor, but you would expect them to press higher in the second half.

You feel that as much as Antrim are putting up a big challenge, they will run out of bodies.

Bit of needle in the game here with both sets of management teams and substitutes riled up which has spilled onto the pitch and even towards the changing rooms on the way in for the interval.On the pitch, it hasn't been much of a spectacle in truth.

Hosts lead at the interval in Newry.

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Orla Bannon
BBC Sport Northern Ireland at Pairc Esler

Thank you Ryan Johnston! The Kilcoo man has just lit up an otherwise forgettable opening 35 minutes with an outstanding mark.

Facing into the wind, on the wrong side of the field for a right-footed kicker, he smacked the ball with the outside of his right boot and it bent inwards and then out before splitting the posts.

Fabulous score!

Approaching the break Ryan Johnston's mark gives Down a three-point advantage.

Odhran Murdock and Oisin Savage had stretched the Mournemen's lead to three before Conor Hand landed a huge score from distance to keep the visitors in touch.

Pat Havern has been replaced by Oisin Savage.Considering his scoring prowess one can only assume Havern has sustained an injury although he didn't appear visibly hampered making his way off.

Orla Bannon
BBC Sport Northern Ireland at Pairc Esler

The Antrim bench is pretty pumped.

The officials are telling Antrim boss Andy McEntee to calm down after a sideline ball was wrongly awarded to Down before the decision was reversed.

Plenty of heart and character being shown by Antrim but Down are looking a bit more threatening. Not a great standard so far, though.

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Michael Rooney has put Down back in front in a low-key encounter thus far.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

Down have to be careful not to fall into the trap that Monaghan fell into last week. They are giving Antrim life.

Superb score from Ryan McQuillan to bring the sides level.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

Antrim will be happy with their start, they're only a point down, but they need to transition a bit quicker.

Michael Byrne pulls one back for the Saffrons after Pat Havern converts a free for Down.

A huge blow for Anrtrim early on with Conor Hand shown a black card for a stern challenge.

Down are fast out of the blocks with Ryan McEvoy registering a fine point from play.

We are underway at a sunny Pairc Esler, can Antirm end their Ulster Championship hoodoo, or will Down live up to their favourites tag?

Before the ball is thrown in, Odhran Murdock and Joe Finnegan pick up yellow cards after a scuffle before the anthem.

That is quite the start to the quarter-final.

Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

Down are favourites and are one of the sides I have been excited to watch this year. I'm expecting a reaction from them after the Division Three final. They have great running power through the team.

When you look at Antrim, they have struggled for scores this year, that has been a huge issue.