Shane McGuigan has brought his shooting boots tonight. He has just swung over his and Derry's fourth point of the evening as Derry start to take control of the scoreboard.

Monaghan response to falling behind was to claim the next two scores. The first an expertly taken free from goalkeeper Darren McDonnell before Michael Hamill kicked the Farney in front.

However, their lead was short lived as Shane McGuigan kicked his second free of the game in the seventh minute.

We said Cavan needed a response and they've found one 10 minutes into the second half!

To make things worse for Cavan, Luke Fahy has just been shown a straight red card!

Fermanagh's Niall Cullen gets us underway at a very wet Celtic Park.

And from the first attack, Shane McGuigan knocks ahead from a free after Diarmuid Baker was fouled 25 metres from the Monaghan goal.

There are three late changes on the Monaghan team that was announced. Colm Lennon, Thomas McPhillips and Michael McCarville all start with Killian Lavelle, Kevin Loughran and David Garland all making way.

League leaders Derry welcome Ulster rivals Monaghan to Celtic Park this evening in Round 3 of this year's Allianz League.

After recording a six-point win over Tyrone, Mickey Harte has been forced into three changes with injury ruling out Odhran Lynch, Gareth McKinless Cormac Murphy.

Monaghan manager Vinney Corey continues to be without the services of Rory Beggan and Conor McManus. But Corey can still call upon the services of experienced pair Kieran Duffy and Jack McCarron.

Derry: R Scullion, C McCluskey, D Baker, C Doherty, E McVoy, P McGrogan, C Glass, B Rogers, E Doherty, C McFaul, P Cassidy, N Loughlin, S McGuigan, L Murray.

Monaghan: D McDonnell, R Wylie, C Lennon, R O'Toole, R McAnespie, K Duffy, T McPhillips, J Wilson, G Mohan, S O'Hanlon, C McNulty, M Hamill, M McCarville, J McCarron, J Irwin.

Referee: Niall Cullen (Fermanagh)

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We said it was tight early on and that was still the case after 35 minutes before Cork let fly in additional time.

After Cavan managed to pull the game level thanks to Paddy Lynch's two scores, Cork fired over three unanswered points.

Chris Og Jones, Colm O'Callaghan and Brian Hurley did the damage and Cavan will have to find a way to respond after the restart.

It's Cork who hold a slender advantage at half-time.

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Cork have extended their lead at Pairc Ui Chaoimh and are just about holding Cavan at bay.

Brian Hurley and Mattie Taylor have been doing most of the damage so far for the hosts.

Cavan's Killian Brady and Cork's Colm O'Callaghan have both been shown black cards with 20 minutes on the clock.

It's been a tight start to the game in Cork and it's the hosts who hold a slender advantage after 10 minutes.

Ciaran Brady and Gerard Smith twice put Cavan into the lead, but Cork hit back through Brian Hurley and Mark Cronin.

Chris Og Jones then struck to put the hosts into the lead for the first time.

We are off and running in Cork.

Next up, it's more Division Two action as Cork take on Cavan.

Cavan have won one and lost one of their two fixtures to date, while the hosts have lost both of their league encounters so far.

It promises to be a tight encounter and we'll keep you posted with the latest scores at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.

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It's all over in Letterkenny.A commanding win for Donegal who didn't have it all their own way in the opening period.They make it three wins from three while Fermanagh suffer their first defeat of the campaign.

A much more one-sided second half.Patrick McBrearty has orchestrated most of what Donegal have done well since the break and alongside Oisin Gallen they are keeping the scoreboard ticking.

It's now 2-6 without a reply for Donegal with 63 minutes gone.Aaron Doherty the latest substitution to get on the scoresheet for Jim McGuinness' men.

Amid relentless rain, Peadar Mogan kicks another fine score for Donegal.The Ernemen racking up the wides at the other end with Cassidy and Conor McShea among those firing wayward.

Him again...Daire O Baoill rounds off a sweeping Donegal move.They have hit 2-3 without reply in the last 12 minutes to all but take the game away from Fermanagh.

Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

Huge moment. He had the ball and the keeper was out, you could hear the crowd roaring but I don't think he noticed. He had a look up, the net was free and it trickled in. He said, 'let's go for it' and he executed it brilliantly.

Daire O Baoill after three first-half points hits the net.With Fermanagh goalkeeper Ross Bogue playing way out the field it was perhaps only a matter of time before he was caught out and O Baoill has carefully judged his lob and the ball trickles into the net.

Brandon Horan levelling matters instantly in this second half but a duo of Donegal substitutions have opened up a two-point lead for the hosts.Mark Curran and Jeaic Mac Ceallabhui both split the sticks.

Back underway in Letterkenny