Ulster SFC semi-final: Kilcoo 5-10 Scotstown 0-14 (Result)
Kilcoo led 2-6 to 0-5 at half-time
Shane Carey's own goal is followed by Christopher Rooney goal
Miceal Rooney (2) & Ceilium Doherty add second-half goals for Kilcoo
Winners to face Clann Eireann or Errigal Ciaran in decider
FT: Kilcoo 5-10 Scotstown 0-14
Kilcoo march on to the Ulster Club SFC final with a superb display to thump Scotstown in Armagh.
The former All-Ireland champions now await the winners of tomorrow's second seni-final between Clann Eireann and Errigal Ciaran.
We'll bring you live text commentary from that game but that's all from us for now.
See you tomorrow!
Kilcoo 5-10 Scotstown 0-14
Kilcoo are back in the Ulster decider and they will await the winners of tomorrow's second semi-final between Armagh winners Clann Eireann and the Tyrone champions Errigal Ciaran - both of those clubs will be on alert after what feels like a real statement performance from the Mourne side.
Four goals in eight minutes either side of half-time were enough to see Kilcoo back into the decider.
Goals win games and that mantra rang true in the Orchard County tonight as a Shane Carey own goal and fine Christopher Rooney goal inside 60 seconds gave Kilcoo a seven point lead at the break.
Karl Lacey's side opened the second half with two further majors from two plays with Miceal Rooney fired to the net seconds before Ceilum Doherty hit the top corner of net.
Miceal Rooney added a second goal of the night for himself and a fifth major for his club at the death to cap a five-star display in the dying embers.
Kilcoo 5-10 Scotstown 0-13
Jerome Johnston's shot falls short and Miceal Rooney fires to the empty net.
Kilcoo 4-10 Scotstown 0-13
Mark McPhillips shots over for Scotstown but it is still a very long way back but Ross McKenna knocks over another score.
Kilcoo 4-10 Scotstown 0-11
Ryan Johnston shoots over his second score of the game with a fine effort from a narrow angle.
Kilcoo 4-9 Scotstown 0-11
Three in a row for Scotstown and it's a second point for Darragh Murray.
Kilcoo 4-9 Scotstown 0-10
Jack McCarron lands a free kicked off his left boot.
Kilcoo 4-9 Scotstown 0-9
Rory Beggan lands another long range free for the Monaghan club.
Kilcoo 4-9 Scotstown 0-8
Aaron Morgan shoots over for Kilcoo.
Kilcoo 4-8 Scotstown 0-8
Christopher Rooney adds to his goal with a point.
Kilcoo 4-7 Scotstown 0-8
Michael McCarville lands a beauty from long range.
Kilcoo 4-7 Scotstown 0-7
Michael McCarville lands a free for Scotstown.
Jerome Johnston gets his third of the night.
Kilcoo 4-6 Scotstown 0-6
Jack McCarron with his first of the night.
Kilcoo 4-6 Scotstown 0-5
WOW! WHAT.A.GOAL!
The provider turns scorer as Ceilum Doherty finishes to the top right corner of the net and that is an incredible finish.
Kilcoo 3-6 Scotstown 0-5
Game, set and match?
It's third goal for Kilcoo as Miceal Rooney fires to the net after a pass from Ceilum Doherty.
Ten points between the sides.
Image source, InphoA tussle for possession in Saturday night's semi-final
Kilcoo 2-6 Scotstown 0-5
Sean Hurson throws the ball in and the second half is underway.
Kilcoo 2-6 Scotstown 0-5
Jerome Johnston knocks over his second of the night.
Those two Kilcoo goals inside sixty seconds give Kilcoo a handsome half-time lead after playing with a sizeable breeze.
That's a real hammer blow for Scotstown after a nip and tuck half until the final seconds.
It's a huge team talk for David McCague and it looks to be a long way back.
For Karl Lacey and Kilcoo he'll hope for more of the same.
Kilcoo 2-5 Scotstown 0-5
Kilcoo have their goal and Jerome Johnston's effort is well saved by Rory Beggan but the rebound comes off Shane Carey and ends up in his own net.
Kilcoo win possession from the next play and Christopher Rooney is there to fire to the net.
Kilcoo 0-5 Scotstown 0-5
James Hamill knocks over for Scotstown.
Kilcoo 0-5 Scotstown 0-4
Jerome Johnston taps over a close range free.
It's getting feisty out there.