Glen maintain the pressure and take the lead!

Ethan Doherty races through into the middle of the park and swings over a brilliant point.

Nobody could get close to the Derry man there.

Jason Carey's long-range effort drops in front of the goal but there's no team-mate there to prod the ball into the empty net.

Glen's Jody McDermott then receives the ball up-field and earns a mark.

However, the Glen man fails to put his side ahead as the shot flies wide.

Emmett Bradley over commits and gives away a free and picks up a warning from Paul Faloon.

Glen's flowing spell of possession ends as Ryan O'Toole regains possession and draws the free.

As we suggested at half-time, Glen are using the wind effectively in the second half. Those long-range scores by Eunan Mulholland and Ryan Dougan were both assisted by the elements.

Scotstown's Shane Carey is down in the box receiving treatment as play is brought to a halt.

Glen are level!

Ryan Dougan, out of nowhere, takes aim from distance and the ball perfectly drops between the posts.

Game on.

Glen play the ball forward into the hands of Eunan Mulholland who once again today sends a looping effort between the posts.

A beautiful effort.

Emmett Caulfield's looping effort drops into his teammates hands, Darren Hughes takes aim but fires wide.

Glen race back up the pitch in attempts to pull one back but play is halted as they earn a free.

Danny Tallon makes no mistake and takes the point.

Conor McCarhty does excellently to force an attack, makes up a lot of ground before offloading to Jack McCarron who takes the point.

Paul Faloon launches the ball in the air and we are back underway.

Scotstown's return to the field is met with applause from the crowd.

Can they keep up this intensity against the reigning champions?

The Monaghan champions lead by two at half-time but Glen will feel they wasted at least one glorious goal chance in the opening period and know they will have the benefit of the elements in the second half.

It's gone well for Scotstown so far - and that magnificent point by Kieran Hughes sent them into half-time with a spring in their step - but this game has still to be won and lost one feels.

Paul Faloon blows his whistle and the sides head into the dressing rooms to escape the heavy rain.

Scotstown take a two-point lead into the second half after a strong first period of play.

Glen, aiming for back-to-back Ulster titles, started the slower of the two sides but eventually found their form brining the score line level at two points each.

Scotstown responded well and led for the rest of the half to earn a narrow half-time advantage.

After his brother Darren's earlier point, Kieran Hughes charges down the right wing, cuts back and beats his man to fire over a brilliant curling effort which leaves Scotstown with a two-point lead at half-time.

Glen respond well at pace and enjoy possession high up the pitch.

Euan Mulholland picks the ball up in the middle and blasts the shot between the posts.

Jack McCarron wins a free for Scotstown in the final third.

Up steps Shane Carey and fires over for the point.

Glen have found their momentum now.

Michael Warnock wins the ball in the middle and plays the ball up to Jack Doherty and once more up to Conleth McGuckian who brings it to a one-point game off the left boot.

Danny Tallon receives the ball in the final third, beats his man and takes the shot on sweetly to earn Glen their third point of the day.