Gearoid McKiernan tags on another point, this time from a free, reducing the deficit to seven points.

Cavan feel they should have then been awarded a penalty in the dying seconds of the half, arguing that Tomas Corr was brought down as he went to shoot close in. But well-placed referee Coldrick blows for half-time, not a pen.

Tyrone keeper Niall Morgan comes up to take a free from 45 metres - it's well hit and gives the Red Hands number one his first Championship point of the season.

A point in reply by Geariod McKiernan is the Cavan response.

Harte lands a free for Tyrone who have taken a firm grip on this replay.

Last time Cavan got the game's three goals, but not this time. Tyrone's goals have made a huge difference after a close-contested opening.

Tyrone's Peter Harte scores his second goal in two minutes and suddenly Cavan trail by seven. Tiernan McCann charges through and is brought down by keeper Raymond Galligan, the ball runs through to gift a tap-in for Harte. Probably would have been a penalty.

Tyrone score a goal through Peter Harte who blasts a fine finish into the roof of the net after being well supplied by Cathal McShane.

A fine score by Sean Cavanagh - his first of the day - restores Tyrone's slender advantage.

Martin Reilly levels again for Cavan in front of an official attendance of 20,223

Cavan's Cian Mackey finds room to deliver a left-foot finish between the posts. 

Tyrone hot back within seconds as Conor McAliskey fists over the bar.

Cathal McShane hoists over another score to put Tyrone into the lead again.

The accurate left foot of Mattie Donnelly edges Tyrone into the lead for the first time.

But Killian Clarke quickly brings the sides level again.

Tyrone's recalled keeper Niall Morgan is well known for taking long-range frees. But this time his effort from distance strikes an upright and goes wide. Unlucky for the former Dungannon Swifts keeper.

Cathal McShane finishes a patient Tyrone build-up with a point to tie things up at two points apiece.

Half-back Niall Sludden advances to score Tyrone's first point but Gearoid McKiernan quickly restores Cavan's early one-point advantage.

Cavan's Gearoid McKiernan picks up an early booking for bringing down Tyrone's Tiernan McCann.

David Givney, scorer of two goals in the first game, picks out a high ball across the square to kick over the opening point.

All-Ireland final referee David Coldrick from Laois gets the game under way.