The teams are out and ready to go!

Will the Seamus McFerran Cup be going back to Derry or Monaghan tonight?

Conor Glass and Rory Beggan.

Two titans of the game in Ulster.

Who will make the difference today?

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In 1989 Scotstown won their fourth Ulster club SFC title with a 2-9 to 0-5 win over Tyrone club Coalisland at the Athletic grounds in Armagh.

The club have since been in two Ulster club finals, in 2015 and 2018, but still wait for a victory to see them lift the Seamus McFerran Cup once more.

Could today be the day?

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Defeats in 2015 and 2018 will have Scotstown riled up for battle today as seen in their impressive victories over 2022 All-Ireland champions Kilcoo in the quarter-final and Tyrone champions Trillick in the semi-final.

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The lights are on at the Athletic Grounds here in Armagh as rain continues to fall.

Tricky conditions this evening, the two sides will need to be on their game for sure.

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On their route to today's final Malachy O'Rourke's side overcame Antrim champions Cargin in the quarter-final and survived a scare against Donegal's Naomh Conaill in a close semi-final encounter.

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Here's how today's finalists line out.

Glen: C Bradley, M Warnock, Dougan, Carville (c), E Mulholland, McFaul, C Mulholland, Glass, E Bradley, E Doherty, J Doherty, Convery, A Doherty, Tallon, McGuckian.

Subs: A Warnock, McGonigle, Higgins, O'Hara, J McDermott, D McDermott, Gunning, McCabe, Dixon, Flanagan, Winton, Hegarty, Gallagher.

Scotstown: Beggan, Boylan, O'Toole, McArdle (c), McCarthy, Morgan, Caulfield, D Hughes, McCarville, J Carey, S Carey, Malley, M Maguire, G McPhillips, McCarron.

Subs: Mohan, Duffy, Murray, R McKenna, Hamill, K McKenna, F Maguire, K Hughes, Sherlock, Treanor, M McPhillips, Heaphy, Foy, J McKenna, McGuirk.

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Scotstown required extra time to see off Trillick 0-17 to 1-13 after a dramatic semi-final at the Athletic Grounds.

It was a transfer that was not universally popular within Monaghan, but Jack McCarron's move to Scotstown has worked out well for both parties.

Leaving Junior club Currin to join the club where his father is a legend drew a lot of attention and criticism, and put the forward under the microscope.

A six-point haul in his first senior county final, Scotstown's eighth win in 11 years, was vindication enough.

Helping them to a first Ulster title since 1989 would end the argument.

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Emmett Bradley's last-gasp point gave Ulster club champions Glen a dramatic 0-10 to 1-6 victory over Naomh Conaill in the Healy Park semi-final.

Earlier this year, with the dust having barely settled on the inter-county season, Glen and Scotstown got together for a challenge match at Garvaghey ahead of their respective county championships in Derry and Monaghan.

Both panels were missing some of their county stars, and while it was organised primarily to get minutes into legs, the level of Scotstown's performance was not lost on Glen boss Malachy O'Rourke.

"You could see that night that they were hungry and well organised," said O'Rourke.

"I knew they'd be there or thereabouts at the end of the year. It's proven that way and it's set up for a really good final."

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Hello and welcome to today's coverage of the Ulster Club Senior Football Championship final.

After yet another fierce club championship we are now down to the last two.

It's Watty Graham's Glen v Scotstown.

Three-in-a-row Derry champions Glen are aiming for back-to-back Ulster championships and a step closer to Croke Park following last season's devastating All-Ireland final defeat.

For the Monaghan champions, it's about ending their Ulster club championship drought having not lifted the Seamus McFerran Cup since 1989.

We'll have live text commentary of today's final with a match report, reaction and highlights to follow.