Michael McKernan's lovely point with the outside of the right boot was a great response to the Galway goal.

However Galway are in no mood to ease off now, and sub Daniel O'Flaherty points from distance and raises a clenched fist. Galway lead by one but this is anyone's game in a hectic second half.

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Antrim make their first change of the afternoon during half-time as they aim to claw their way back into the contest.

Benen Kelly replaces Cormac McGettigan in the forward line.

Darragh Canavan stops Galway's charge with a great hanging score despite being under serious pressure.

Finnerty misses a free which would have tied the scores again, but this game is finely poised now.

We're level in Healy Park.

Galway have come out with renewed intensity and look focused.

Matthew Tierney and Johnny Heaney score two quickfire points within three minutes of the restart.

The second half is underway and Matthew Tierney scores within 10 seconds of the restart. It's Galway's first point since the 15th minute.

Donegal manager Jim McGuinness discusses Daire Ó Baoill's long-range goal, beating Fermanagh and how management is "manic".

Down nudge their way back into a two-point lead thanks to Pat Haveron's first score from play.

Antrim go seeking another goal before the break, but there's nobody there to meet Niall Burns ball across the square.

And that good people is the last action of the half, with Down holding a deserving, but slim, two-point lead.

Derry boss Mickey Harte praised 2023 All-Star Shane McGuigan after he top scored with 11 points in the Oak Leafers' comprehensive 3-17 to 0-13 win over Monaghan at Celtic Park.

It was Derry's third straight win on their return to Division One.

"No he wasn't half bad out there," said Harte, who is unbeaten as Derry boss.

"Shane's an exceptional player, we know that and I didn't need tonight to tell us that, and his accuracy was critical."

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Michael Byrne picks out an unmarked Joseph Finnegan and the half-back makes no mistake to kick Antrim's first point.

For all of Down's dominance they only lead by two points with half-time fast approaching.

Down's Liam Kerr claims the game's first score in 10 minutes.

Antrim try to reply through Eoin Hynds but Ryan McEvoy's block denies the Saffron attacker a much-needed score.

Down lead by three.

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There were two halves within that first half.

Galway were the better side in the opening quarter and kept possession really well with Tyrone living off scraps.

Rob Finnerty was on fire early on for Galway but once Padraig Hampsey was moved onto him following his third point, he had limited influence.

Tyrone really grew into the game and played a quick tempo, pressing game hitting four points in a row - three from play from Harte, Morgan and Darragh Canavan.

Morgan tagged on a free from the 45m line to give Tyrone a two-point interval lead.

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After a bright start both teams have become a bit sloppy.

A few Antrim passes are going astray while Down's finishing is letting down their fine approach play.

Down's wide tally now stands at five.

Pat Havern converts his third free of the day to give Down a two-point lead after 20 minutes.

Down have been on top so far despite that Antrim goal.

After conceding a goal Down almost grab one of their own through Caolan Mooney but Michael Byrne tips the Down forward's shot round the post.

John O'Hare converts the 45 to kick Down back in front.

Tyrone lead for the first time.

Darragh Canavan with a special score sending the ball high between the posts.

That's three now in a row for the Red Hands.

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Tyrone are level!

Their best spell sees Peter Harte nail their first from play after 26 minutes and 'keeper Niall Morgan storms through the middle and blazes a shot over the bar.

Galway full-forward Cillian O Curraoin is shown yellow by referee Joe McQuillan for a heavy hit on Tyrone new boy Lorcan McGarrity.