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
After Down are turned over, Tyrone have a threatening breakaway but Mattie Donnelly fires badly wide instead of attempting to find an unmarked Peter Harte with a fist pass. Harte is not happy with his team-mate.
Sean Cavanagh is bearing down on Down's goal but is content to fist a point. However, Down reply quickly as Niall Donnelly floats over a magnificent score from 55 metres.
Image source, InphoDown's Connaire Harrison battles with Tyrone's Colm Cavanagh at Clones
Down have a lot of bodies back but they still can't prevent Niall Sludden from stealing a yard in a quick burst and floating over a gorgeous score from 35 metres. Sludden was hugely impressive against Donegal and Down will be in big trouble if he repeats that today.
Ryan Johnston replies with a towering effort from 40 metres on 16 minutes. A crucial score as Down were starting to look a little ragged.
Enda McGinley
Three-times All-Ireland winner
Quote MessageTyrone are on high alert every time Connaire Harrison gets the ball and that is to be expected.
A perfect floated pass from Peter Harte picks out an unmarked Mattie Donnelly and the Trillick man does the rest by slotting from a relatively acute angle. Thirteen minutes played.
Martin McHugh
BBC Sport NI pundit
Quote MessagePadraig Hampsey has been the player of the match so far both in terms of his sweeping duties and kicking scores. Down need to get Kevin McKernan on the ball.
Peter Harte punishes a turnover by pointing and Padraig Hampsey immediately kicks another score as Tyrone lead by two after eight minutes.
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Conor Mallon: Tyrone by 5/6
Tony Fearon: Heart says Down, head says Tyrone.
Both keepers Michael Cunningham and Niall Morgan have confidently fielded high balls so far.
Tyrone sweeper Padraig Hampsey strokes over the first score in the third minute from play but Shay Millar quickly replies with a lovely curling effort.
And the ball is thrown in bang on time at a sun-splashed Clones.
Oisin McConville
BBC Sport NI pundit
Quote MessageDown have performed brilliantly to get this far but I think Tyrone are just going to be too strong today. I think Tyrone by five or six points.
Down star Connaire Harrison's father Liam is remembered for climbing up on the roof of a Croke Park stand in 1991 to watch the Mourne County's All-Ireland Final win over Meath. Here Liam and Connaire tell the story.
Down beat Meath in the 1991 All-Ireland Final
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Maddie Maggie: Going to be close
Niall Cowen: Tyrone
Martin Clarke
BBC Sport NI pundit
Quote MessageI am not surprised Peter Turley is starting for Down. He is a very important player for them as his role is to break up the opposition's play. He picks up interceptions and generally makes a nuisance of himself.
Down manager Eamonn Burns has made one change from the side he announced on Friday afternoon with Peter Turley replacing Joe Murphy.
That actually means the Mourne County are unchanged from their shock semi-final win over Monaghan.
Mickey Harte's side announced on Friday was unchanged from their demolition of Donegal.
Tyrone: N Morgan; A McCrory, R McNamee, C McCarron; T McCann, P Hampsey, P Harte; C Cavanagh, C McCann; D Mulgrew, N Sludden, K McGeary; M Bradley, S Cavanagh, M Donnelly.
Down: M Cunningham; N McParland, G McGovern, D O'Hagan; D O'Hanlon, C McGovern, C Mooney; K McKernan, N Donnelly; P Turley, C Maginn, S Millar; J Johnston, C Harrison, R Johnston.
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A hugely impressive Derry team complete a seven-point victory and the Oak Leafers will play Sligo next. Despite their defeat, Cavan have a back door chance to regroup for the All-Ireland series.
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Derry 1-20 2-10 Cavan
Derry look home and hosed after a mix up in the Cavan defence gift a goal to the Oak Leafers with eight minutes left. Ben McCarron is claiming the three-pointer but it looks like an own goal.