Glen are in the groove now as Conleth McGuckian slots over another score from play despite good pressure from Kilcoo.

Glen would have been dreaming about this start.

Glen steal the ball from Kilcoo's kick-out and eventually work it to Conor Glass, who lands a wonderful score.

What a start by the Derry champions!

Emmett Bradley nails a brilliant free for Glen's second!

Big chance gone for Glen as Conor Glass overplays a pass but it's called back for a free and Danny Tallon slots over.

Glen lead!

Danny Tallon steams forward with the ball but the Kilcoo defenders are all over him and he can't get a shot away before eventually surrendering possession.

There's an off-the-ball incident involving Kilcoo's Ryan McEvoy and Glen's Conor Convery, but they're both up off the ground and getting on with it.

Both sides have got hands on the ball early on.

Kilcoo joint-manager Conleith Gilligan has just said on TG4 that this game "could be a classic". Not many are necessarily predicting that but we shall see.

Away we go!

We're ready to go at the Athletic Grounds...

Oisin McConville believes today's Ulster Club Final between Kilcoo and Glen could turn into an old style midfield battle in which Conor Glass' effectiveness is the decisive factor.

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Jerome Johnston's goal proved decisive as Kilcoo beat Glen 1-11 to 0-11 after extra-time in the Ulster Club SFC semi-final at the Athletic Grounds last year.

Here are the teams for today's final.

Glen are unchanged, while the Kilcoo team shows two changes from their semi-final win over Enniskillen Gaels.

Dylan Ward is selected in midfield while Eugene Branagan has been drafted in as a late replacement for Anthony Morgan.

Glen: C Bradley; C Mulholland, R Dougan, C Carville (capt); T Flannagan, M Warnock, E Mulholland; Glass, E Bradley; E Doherty, J Doherty, C Convery; A Doherty, Tallon, C McGuckian.

Subs: A Warnock, A McGonigle, P Gunning, S O'Hara, J McDermott, C McCabe, C Gallagher, Dixon, T Higgins, A Ferguson, T McCusker, R Winton, Caolan Bradley, D Carville, J Bryson.

Kilcoo: N Kane; N Branagan, R McEvoy, Aaron Branagan; E Branagan, D Branagan, M Rooney; A Morgan, D Ward; C Doherty, R Johnston, S Johnston; C Laverty (joint-capt), J Johnston, P Devlin.

Subs: S Kane, T Fettes, Aidan Branagan (joint-capt), D McEvoy, McD Hynes, S Og McCusker, J Morgan, G McEvoy, C Rooney, J Devlin, N Doyle, N Rogers, F McGreevy, C O'Reilly, A Morgan.

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After landing their first couple of Derry titles in the last two seasons, Glen were marked as a team capable of emulating Kilcoo's success in the All-Ireland series.

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There would have been a fair few Kilcoo and Glen fans going to bed wondering last night.

With the onset of wintry conditions this week, the postponement of Saturday's Intermediate Football decider seemed like being a harbinger for more weather-enforced disruption.

Thankfully, though, the Athletic Grounds surface passed this morning's pitch inspection having just about escaped mother nature's frosty grasp.

So we're good to go for today's Ulster Club Senior Football Final between Derry champions Glen and Down kingpins Kilcoo.

This is a huge day for Glen, who have never played in a provincial decider. For the Maghera club, it's either going to be the triumphant climax of an exciting journey, or another heartbreaking loss at the hands of Kilcoo.

Speaking of the Magpies, they are chasing a third Ulster title in a row. Victory over Glen will take them one step closer to defending their All-Ireland title.

This should be a proper heavyweight clash between two of the best in Ulster Club football. Get the kettle on - throw-in is fast approaching!