So Fermanagh set up an Ulster semi-final against Monaghan as they see off Antrim at Brewster Park but it's not a game that will live long in the memory.

We'll hope for a lot more excitement next Sunday when Derry face Down at Celtic Park, with a 14:00 BST throw-in.

The match will be shown live on BBC2 Northern Ireland and there will be commentary on Radio Ulster medium wave with our live text coverage on the website.

See you next week.

"The extra man did affect the game," said the Fermanagh manager, who also spoke of his team's upcoming challenge against Monaghan in the Ulster semi-final on 21 June.

"James McMahon, our extra man, is a very intelligent footballer and we were able to find our men a bit better in the middle third of the field in the second half.

"People are too quick to put a ceiling on what Fermanagh can achieve. We'll go out and play against any team thinking that on any given day, we can get over the line."

The final score is perhaps a little flattering for Fermanagh but they have deserved their win. They will have to pick up their game considerably for the semi-final against Monaghan but it's job done for the Ernemen.

Martin Clarke
BBC Sport NI pundit

"Fermanagh deserved it although the scoreline flattered them a bit. They can now look forward to a sterner test against Monaghan in the semi-finals."

Sean Quigley scores a Fermanagh penalty with the last kick of the game after Niall Delargy hauls down Daniel Kille.

Quigley chips over another Fermanagh point. Five ahead with four minutes left. Fermanagh look to be home and hosed.

Daniel Kille kicks a glorious long-range score from play and another fine effort from Paul McCusker extends the Erne advantage to four. Time running out for Antrim.

Martin Clarke
BBC Sport NI pundit

"It will be interesting to see how Fermanagh play out the final minutes. They can kill the game or go out and get the scores to put Antrim away."

Two in fact by Antrim. Niall O'Neill and Dermot McAleese introduced for Mark Sweeney and Ryan Murray with nine minutes remaining.

McGourty's frees are keeping Antrim in the game. He knocks over another score with 12 minutes of normal time after a Conor Murray run draws the foul.

Fermanagh move three ahead again as Barry Mulrone finishes off a flowing move.

McGourty slots another Antrim free. It's the second Saffron free in a row that has been brought forward 15 metres because of Erne indiscretions. Silly by Fermanagh.

CJ McGourty's free leaves a kick of the ball between the teams again. Antrim make another substitution with Colm Duffin on for Ricky Johnston.

Martin Clarke
BBC Sport NI pundit

"Sean Quigley missed his first three frees, then scored the next three - that's a testament to his mindset."

A blatant pick-up off the ground by Kieran McGourty gifts another successful 30-metre free for Quigley. Fermanagh starting to make good use of their second-half wind advantage.

Ryan Jones floats over a towering and inspirational point from 50 metres to extend Fermanagh's lead to three.

Martin Clarke
BBC Sport NI pundit

"The game is drifting at the minute although some players are trying to stand up and make something happen."

Sean Quigley fist pumps towards the home supporters after slotting a 35-metre free. After missing his three opening frees, Quigley is finding his range.

Two minutes after the restart, CJ McGourty punishes a Michael Jones foul as he kicks his third score to leave the minimum between the teams.

Antrim introduce Queen's midfielder Jack Dowling at half-time. No changes by Peter McGrath.