Tyrone beat Cavan 5-18 to 2-17
Will play Donegal in 17 July final
Tyrone in decider for the first time since 2010
Quote MessageConceding three goals in a game is not acceptable so we have to learn from the first match. People keeping telling us it is a long time since we have been in the final, 2010
Mickey Harte, Tyrone manager
Both teams makes changes to published line-ups. Tyrone's Justin McMahon and Ronan McNabb come in for Mark Bradley and Darren McCurry.
Cavan full-forward Eugene Keating replaces Seanie Johnston.
Under manager Mickey Harte, Tyrone have a good record in replays, winning six from eight.
Monaghan are celebrating at Clones after beating Cavan 0-14 to 1-8 in the final of the Ulster Ladies Football Championship.
The winners of today's match will face Donegal in the Ulster final on 17 July. Karl Lacey and his team-mates held on to beat Monaghan 0-17 to 2-10 in Saturday's semi-final replay at Breffni Park.
Image source, InphoDonegal's Karl Lacey celebrates victory over Monaghan in the first semi-final replay
Favourites Tyrone had looked set to book their place in the provincial final for the first time since 2010, the last time they lifted the Anglo-Celt Cup, but Mickey Harte's men were stunned by Givney's late leveller. They will aim to leave the pitch looking much happier this afternoon.
Image source, InphoTyrone were denied victory by a late Cavan goal
We're all set for the weekend's second semi-final replay in the 2016 Ulster Senior Football Championship between Tyrone and Cavan. The teams are back at Clones because David Givney's late goal earned Cavan a draw in the first meeting two weeks ago.
Image source, InphoTyrone were held to a draw by Cavan at Clones on 19 June