We know the first of the four Ulster Club Football semi-finalists after Trillick's dominant victory tonight and the other three quarter-finals will take place tomorrow.

First up is champions Glen's contest with Cargin at Celtic Park (15:00 GMT) with Kilcoo taking on Scotstown in Newry (15:15) before Gowna face Naomh Conaill at Breffni Park (16:30).

As was the case tonight, we'll have text commentary on all three games.

If you want to peruse more about tonight's game, have a read of our match report which is being built as I type.

Enjoy the rest of your evening and hopefully you'll be back with us tomorrow afternoon.

Few would have expected Crossmaglen to fold in quite that fashion in the second half after leading 0-4 to 0-2 at half-time.

Being held scoreless in a half of football is something that won't sit easily with the six-time All-Ireland champions and 11-time provincial winners.

But that shouldn't take anything away from Trillick's magnificent second-half display as their running game blew Crossmaglen away.

Jamie Clarke's late straight red card - which looked totally deserved - capped off a miserable night for the Armagh champions.

Barry Cassidy calls time and Trillick book their spot in the Ulster Club semi-finals!

Overall, the best team won tonight.

Whilst trailing at the break, Trillick didn't panic and came out in the second half a different team.

Crossmaglen failed to tally a point in the second half and couldn't contain the threat of Trillick.

Any chance of a late charge from Crossmaglen was denied following a red card for captain Jamie Clarke for an off the ball incident.

Trillick kept their cool and put over seven second-half points to come out victorious on the night.

Trillick deserve the praise tonight. This second-half performance has been near perfection.

Defensively sound and powerful in attack.

There will be three added minutes here in Omagh.

Last chance for Crossmaglen to attempt a late comeback.

Oisin O'Neill receives a yellow card for charging into Trillick's Ryan Gray.

Discipline has let Crossmaglen down in this second half.

Rian O'Neill receives the ball in the Trillick final third, spins and looks to fire the ball across goal to find a team-mate but the ball rolls out of play.

Crossmaglen are finding great areas tonight but it's just not happening. Can they find a first point of the second half to attempt a late comeback?

The RTE replay was not exactly a close up but it appeared Jamie Clarke swung a fairly vigorous right hand into the face of Seanie O'Donnell which put the Trillick man on the deck.

That clearly left referee Barry Cassidy with no other option but to hand the Crossmaglen captain a straight red card.

With the incident completely off the ball, it did not look good.

Pearse Blessing comes on to replace Chris Crowley for Crossmaglen.

Can the Armagh club find a way back into the game?

Lee Brennan fails to convert the free from range.

Thomas Og Duffy commits a foul on Sean O'Donnell as trillick win a free in the Crossmaglen half.

Whilst play is halted, Jamie Clarke has received a straight red card from Barry Cassidy for an off the ball incident.

The problems are mounting for the Armagh club.

Trillick are pulling away now.

Richie Donnelly charges down the right wing and fires a strong effort over the bar. A brilliant performance tonight by the Trillick number 8.

Martin Clarke
RTE Sport

Marty Clarke on RTE thinks this game is probably done and dusted even though there are eight minutes left.

"Trillick are in complete and utter control."

Damian Kelly comes on to replace Daley Tunney for Trillick.

Coilin O'Connor replaces Odhran Kiernan for Crossmaglen.

Oisin O'Neill is next to let fly but shoots wide for Crossmaglen.

The Armagh side seem to be panicking in their attacking play in this second period.

Trillick take advantage of the situation through Lee Brennan who shows great skill and fires a fine shot over the bar.

Rian O'Neill lets fly from afar but fires wide to add to the Crossmaglen struggles.

Crossmaglen are yet to score in this second half.

Trillick can do no wrong at the moment.

Ryan Gray picks up the low ball in the final third, spins and fires the ball in between the posts.

Instinctive play from Gray.

It's not quite happening for Crossmaglen in this second half.

Jamie Clarke picks up the ball in the middle of the park and aims a long pass to Aaron O'Neill who misreads the pass and the ball rolls out of play.

Lee Brenan takes a short free to find Ryan Gray on the left wing. The Trillick number 12 beautifully cuts in and guides the ball between the posts.

Brilliant point from play.

Oisin O'Neill takes a free for Crossmaglen but the ball blows wide of the posts. That could prove very costly with Rangers yet to tally a point in this second half.