Summary

  • Tyrone retain title after 2-17 to 0-15 win

  • Sub Ronan O'Neill hits two second-half goals

  • Tyrone qualify for All-Ireland quarter-finals

  • Down to face Armagh or Monaghan in last 12

  • Derry beat Cavan 1-22 to 2-12 in minor final

Live Reporting

John Haughey and Dan Duffy

  1. Tyrone 0-14 0-05 Down

    For good measure, the second of the McCann brothers Tiernan kicks another Tyrone point. It could be a long 20 minutes for Down as this game draws towards a conclusion.

  2. Tyrone 0-13 0-05 Down

    Mark Bradley and Conall McCann float over points from distance to increase Tyrone's lead to eight. Down have hit three bad wides so far in this half so they are not being totally outplayed but Tyrone are in firm control here.

  3. Tyrone snuffing out Down's rare attacks

    Jerome Johnston has the ball inside Tyrone's 21 but he is just engulfed by three Tyrone defenders and the danger is snuffed out. A good example of Tyrone's famed swarm defence there.

    Jerome Johnston with Conall McCann and Tiernan McCanninp

    Down's Jerome Johnston is challenged by Tyrone duo Conall McCann and Tiernan McCann

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    Damian Murray: Dont write Down off just yet.

    Desmond Devlin: Come on Down.

    Niall Cowan: Game needs a goal.

  5. Tyrone 0-11 0-05 Down

    Peter Turley is yellow carded for a foul on his own 21-metre line and Peter Harte punished the indiscretion with another free. Tyrone looking as though they might run away with this now. Down badly need that goal that Martin McHugh was talking about.

  6. McKernan black carded for Down

    Down suffer what looks to be a huge blow as Kevin McKernan is black carded on 41 minutes. It appears to be for an off-the-ball challenge on Sean Cavanagh. Seems to have been picked up by a linesman. In fairness, McKernan has not made his normal impression in this contest.

  7. Tyrone 0-10 0-05 Down

    Tyrone now five ahead three minutes into the second half as Sean Cavanagh strokes over a free won by a Peter Harte run and Mark Bradley fires over another.

  8. We're back on at Clones

    Tyrone 0-08 0-05 Down

    The action resumes at Tiernach's Park and David Mulgrew slots an immediate Tyrone score. Had a possible sight of a goal there but opted to tap over from 20 metres.

  9. Martin McHugh
    BBC Sport NI pundit

    Down are going to need at least one or maybe two goals to win this game

  10. Enda McGinley
    Three-times All-Ireland winner

    The defence is still doing relatively well and holding Down at bay. Tyrone are lacking a bit of fluidity but they do have a brilliant bench and we'll see Mickey Harte use that.

  11. Oisin McConville
    BBC Sport NI pundit

    Mickey Harte will be absolutely furious with his team over the amount of silly mistakes they are making. They have aimlessly kicked the ball away on several occasions and taken wrong options.

  12. Martin Clarke
    BBC Sport NI pundit

    Ronan McNamee is doing a tremendous job on Connaire Harrison but Down are well in this game.

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  14. Half-time: Tyrone 0-07 0-05 Down

    Mattie Donnelly fists over a Tyrone point just before the half-time whistle is blown by Joe McQuillan after 40 minutes.

    Jerome Johnston and Cathal McCarronInpho

    Jerome Johnston battles with Cathal McCarron at Clones

  15. Tyrone's McGeary black carded

    It's all getting a little frantic in first-half injury time as Tyrone's Kieran McGeary is black carded for a pull down on Jerome Johnston. Looked clumsy more than anything so perhaps a little harsh.

  16. Down waste glorious goal chance

    Tyrone 0-06 0-05 Down

    Oh my goodness, Darragh O'Hanlon has blazed wide a glorious goal chance for Down. The chance came after an O'Hanlon shot came back off an upright. Jerome Johnston's little inside pass then found a charging O'Hanlon but he blazes with with only Niall Morgan to beat. The Tyrone keeper gives O'Hanlon an earful as well after his miss. Unnecessary stuff.

  17. Enda McGinley
    Three-times All-Ireland winner

    From a Tyrone point of view I'd be disappointed in terms of our attack. They were never going to be at the same standard as the Donegal game but some of the shots have been poor.

  18. Tyrone 0-06 0-05 Down

    But Down are not wilting here despite Tyrone looking clearly the better side. Conor Maginn floats over a magnificent score with his left peg. The minimum between the sides now.

  19. Martin McHugh
    BBC Sport NI pundit

    Down's tactic of just kicking high balls into Connaire Harrison is just not working. I keep saying it but Down have got to get Kevin McKernan on the ball more.

  20. Tyrone 0-06 0-04 Down

    Darragh O'Hanlon cuts Tyrone's lead with a free on the 21-metre line. Down will be happy enough that they are only two behind at this stage. Tyrone are looking the slicker team but the Mourne men are still very much in touch.