Tyrone clinch their 14th Ulster title
Two injury-time points seal Tyrone's win
Donegal must regroup for backdoor bid
Tyrone win their first Ulster title since 2010
Donegal win Ulster Minor Final
A huge talking point as Mattie Donnelly is blackcarded as referee Coldrick decides that he has taken out Eoin McHugh. The Donegal man has to go off to be stitched up as blood is coming from his mouth but it looks a harsh enough call from the Meath referee. Mickey Harte doesn't look happy on the sideline. Rory Brennan is Donnelly's replacement. Martin McElhinney a blood sub for McHugh.
Ryan McHugh earns another free and Paddy McBrearty taps it over from 25 metres to increase Donegal's lead to three. Tyrone's shot selection has been poor so far.
The game is beginning to warm up as Odhran MacNiallais fires over another sensational point from play.
Niall Sludden cuts Donegal's lead but that man McHugh is at it again as he responds immediately only for Cathal McCarron to immediately reply.
Ryan McHugh is the form player so far as he floats over another gorgeous point from distance. Donegal now two ahead.
Morgan is off target from a long-range Tyrone free much to the delight of some booing Donegal supporters.
Murphy drills over a 45 like a drilled one iron to level proceedings on 14 minutes and a minute later Ryan McHugh jinks his way past a couple of challenges before stroking Donegal ahead.
Image source, InphoUlster minor football champions 2016 - Donegal
McBrearty opens Donegal's account with a 12th-minute free from 40 metres.
Cathal McShane ends the period of profligacy as he strokes over a towering point from 35 metres.
Both teams have already hit three wides at St Tiernach's Park. Tyrone duo Niall Sludden and Sean Cavanagh are the latest players to be off target.
After Paddy McBrearty hits a Donegal wide, keeper Niall Morgan slots the opening score for Tyrone from a 40-metre free after his own kick-out sets up the attack.
Ulster Final
The sun is still blazing as David Coldrick throws in the ball at Clones. Let battle commence.
Brendan Devenney
Former Donegal forward
Quote MessageTyrone’s mettle is going to be seriously tested today. Long-range frees will play a big part and Donegal are a bit more settled defensively. That could win the game.
Brian Canavan
Former Armagh joint manager on Radio Ulster
Quote MessageIt took until the semi-finals for the Ulster Championship to spark into life. It has come alive in the last few matches and today is the day we find out whether this promising Tyrone side has that extra gear.
Martin Clarke
BBC Sport NI pundit
Quote MessagePeter Harte is the nucleus of everything for Tyrone. I expect Donegal to try and get very tight on him and attempt to block his runs, with the odd little tug of the jersey thrown in as well
Martin McHugh
BBC pundit
Quote MessageI expect Eamon McGee to pick up Sean Cavanagh
Tyrone boss Mickey Harte will go as selected on Thursday night with Eamon McGee replacing Martin McElhinney in the Donegal line-up. No surprise with Rory Gallagher's alteration.