Highlights as Glen retain the Ulster Club Senior Football Championship title as they edge out Scotstown 0-13 to 0-11 in Armagh.

And that's a wrap.

Glen are your 2023 Ulster club Senior Football champions, back-to-back winners and now go on to face Kilmacud in the All-Ireland semi-final, a repeat of last year's final at Croke Park.

Scotstown deserve their applause for a brilliant effort throughout the competition. Heartbreak will surely be the overwhelming feeling with a third defeat in the final since 2015 but another valiant effort.

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Glen captain Conor Carville:

"It's a magic feeling, not many teams have done it back-to-back. It's magic and it's a testament to the many coaches that we have had throughout the years. It's unreal.

"We were fully focussed on Scotstown, a serious team with a lot of really top players, county players who have done it at the top level, so we like to enjoy the present and we will focus on the future when the time comes."

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Glen's Jody McDermott on his last point:

"I'll be honest, I was half cramping up at the end there running for the ball, so I was thinking there is no way I'm going to go for the goal here just tap it over and make my way back out.

"I didn't even know how long was left, I was just thinking a percentage score and get out for the next ball.

"Of course, it is always sweet [to win] but you enjoy yourself and then get your head back down and go again.

"I was pure cramping [when substituted], running around after Kieran Hughes all game is tough."

Glen's Ciaran McFaul:

"It's unbelievable [to win back-to-back titles]. When you are playing Ulster minors you never really dream of this here but to do it back-to-back, the boys were unbelievable today.

"Scotstown are an unbelievable team and we knew it was going to go to the wire. They have seven or eight county players, so we had to be on our game and thankfully we got over the line.

"The boys have put in serious hard yards. The shape the boys are in, they could maybe play two hours they are that fit. We'll enjoy tonight and enjoy the next couple of days and we'll get back to work then.

"To be honest, I never thought I would get back there because it is a lot of hard yards and you didn't know if you would get injured but thankfully I could add something today and hopefully many more days like this."

Paul Faloon blows the whistle.

Glen win their second Ulster title!

The fans swarm the pitch as the Glen players embrace each other in celebration.

Scotstown put on a brave and admirable performance finding the lead early on, setting the pace of the game.

Glen finally took the lead through a beautiful piece of play from Conor Glass and then the game looked to be going the way of the Derry club.

Consecutive points brought the score line to a three-point game and Scotstown's late effort to level the game in the dying moments was denied as Connlan Bradley excellently tipped the ball over the bar.

Scotstown drive forward, Conor McCarthy loops the ball into the square. The ball drops to Kieran Hughes who blasts a shot towards goal but Connlan Bradley makes a strong save to tip the ball over as the bar. The final whistle blows shortly after the kickout as Glen's 0-13 to 0-11 win is confirmed as they retain the title to set up an All-Ireland semi-final with Kilmacud, which will be a repeat of last year's controversial decider.

Green smoke casts over the field.

The fans think it's all over.

Can Scotstown find a goal?

Three minutes are added on.

Jody McDermott finds himself on his own up top, turns towards goal and fists the ball over the bar for surely a deciding point.

The gap extends to two!

A spell of Glen possession finds Ciaran McFaul and the Derry man coolly fires over the point.

Darren Hughes, Rory Beggan and Darragh Murray link up to form a flowing attack but the resulting shot towards goal is blocked by Michael Warnock.

McArdle then commits a cynical foul and picks up a yellow card.

Conor McCarthy slices the ball past the posts as Scotstown once again shoot the ball off target from this left side.

Conor Glass shows his class!

Rory Beggan plays out but Glass intercepts, the ball falls to Cathal Mulholland who plays back to Glass on the left and the Derry man fires over a beautiful strike to take the lead.

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A brilliant intervention from Donal Morgan earns Scotstown a free in their own box.

A crucial turnover from the Monaghan man.

Tiarnan Flanagan receives the ball from Conor Glass in the final third and once again levels the score line.

This will go all the way.

And again!

Rory Beggan gets in on the action, plays a one-two with McArdle and fires over his first point.

Scotstown lead.

They go again.

Scotstown stay on the attack. Kieran Hughes picks up the ball in the final third, spins and is brought down earning a free.

Shane Carey draws the sides level.

Captain Damien McArdle is next to fall victim to the wind as his effort blows wide of the posts.

Ryan O'Toole is brought down by Tiarnan Flanagan and Paul Faloon issues the first yellow card of the day.

The Scotstown player is still down and receiving treatment from the rash foul.

Shane Carey's effort to equalise fails to prevail as the ball swings wide from distance. It's very hard to score at that end now given the swirling breeze. Scoring appears to be considerably easier at the other end.