Conor McManus levels for Monaghan from a free with 14 minutes left. Fermanagh still haven't scored in the second half with Ciaran Corrigan dropping a shot short into Rory Beggan's hands moments later.

That's Kieran Hughes' last act of the match as he is replaced by Owen Duffy.

Kieran Hughes pulls another chance wide for Monaghan. That's their 10th wide. Most uncharacteristic of the Farney men. Eighteen minutes of normal time left.

Colin Walsh replaces Fintan Kelly for Monaghan with Ruairi Corrigan on for Paul McCusker.

Martin McHugh
BBC Sport NI pundit

"Fermanagh need a score badly given how much possession they have had. It's hard to believe they have gone so long without scoring and are still in front."

Monaghan started the second half showing a lot more urgency but the game has become a bit bogged down in the second half. Aidan Breen has just missed a great chance to extend Fermanagh's lead. Only one point in the 15 minutes following the break.

Martin McHugh
BBC Sport NI pundit

"Fermanagh are having a lot of possession but they aren't able to penetrate, so Monaghan are looking to make the most of their turnovers."

Ryan McAnespie fires over a fine point from play after a turnover in Monaghan's half. Now the minimum between the sides. Daniel Teague replaces Michael Jones in the Fermanagh defence.

Conor McManus and Che Cullen are both yellow carded after the Monaghan star fires a wide. It appeared that something may have said after McManus' which led to a bit of push, shove and grab.

Monaghan making two changes to their attack. Conor McCarthy and Dermot Malone are on for Jack McCarron and Dessie Ward.

The action resumes - eventually - at Healy Park. Fermanagh kept Monaghan waiting for the resumption. More Fermanagh mind games says BBC pundit Oisin McConville. No changes to either side at the break.

Martin Clarke
BBC Sport NI pundit

"Fermanagh's discipline has been outstanding. They have closed the central channels and Monaghan just can't get through."

Cian Murtagh
BBC Sport NI at Healy Park

Scores are a precious commodity here at Healy Park and you can see that Rory Gallagher has been diligent in his homework on Monaghan.

Fermanagh have successfully stifled the areas that Monaghan exploited against Tyrone to such good effect.

Seven wides by Monaghan is too high a stat that will concern Malachy O'Rourke.

At what point do Monaghan start to doubt themselves? How long before last year's Ulster semi-final defeat by Down begins to creep from the back recesses of their memories?

Don't forget that Seamus Quigley is likely to be unleashed from the bench at some point in the second half too, which will give Fermanagh a significant lift.

We've been told that Fermanagh's runner Ryan McCluskey was sent off for squirting water at Monaghan defender Drew Wylie. There you go.

Oisin McConville
BBC Sport NI pundit

"Fermanagh know every trick in the book and they are using them well to dictate the pace of the game and make sure Monaghan don't gain momentum."

Fermanagh lead by two at the break. The Ernemen have pulled Monaghan into a dogfight here which they don't really want. The crowd today is 10,122.

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Martin McHugh
BBC Sport NI pundit

"Fermanagh should be further ahead at half-time but they haven't taken the right option at times."

Conor McManus cuts Fermanagh's lead to the minimum with a free but Conal Jones replies as he fires over a superb effort from play.

That's an interesting one. Fermanagh's water-carrier and substitute Ryan McCluskey is sent to the stands for some unknown offence by Cork referee Conor Lane. That means McCluskey won't now be able to come on as a sub.

Fintan Kelly fly hacks the ball over the bar after Kieran Hughes is bottled up in the small square after he cuts inside from the right corner. Suggestions that Hughes threw the ball towards Kelly but the point stands.

Another Sean Quigley free puts Fermanagh four up but McManus replies almost immediately. We're just at the half-hour mark now.