As Pat Havern and James Guinness give Down an early lead, Conor Laverty is forced into an early substitution.

Niall McParland picked up a knock in the game's first challenge and he is replaced by Johnny Flynn.

Galway 'keeper Connor Gleeson saves Conn Kilpatrick's low piledriver with his feet and the visitors clear the danger.

That was the first time Tyrone have really threatened the Tribesmen's goal.

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Both sides have been presented with early opportunities but both Michael Byrne and Odhran Murdock see their shots go wide of the target.

Galway have owned the ball and bossed this opening quarter.

Rob Finnerty is on fire inside and takes his tally to 0-3 with a second free before a cracking point, following John Daly's crisp pass inside.

Brian Dooher has seen enough and reshuffles his backs, moving Padraig Hampsey onto the dangerman Finnerty.

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Paul Conroy punished a Tyrone kickout that goes wrong with a long-range point.

Ciaran Daly converts a mark for Tyrone.

Here's how the teams line up at Corrigan Park this afternoon.

Antrim boss Andy McEntee again names an unchanged line-up, sticking with the 15 that started their wins over Limerick and Offaly. The Saffrons are still without Aghagallon's Ruairi McCann.

There are four late changes to the Down line-up with Miceal Rooney, Ceilum Doherty, Caolan Mooney and Shane Annett drafted in for Jonny Flynn, Finn McElroy, Oisin Savage and Rory Mason.

Antrim: Micheal Byrne; Ronan Boyle, Eunan Walsh, Kavan Keenan; Marc Jordan, Joseph Finnegan, Dermot McAleese (capt); Colm McLarnon, Patrick McAleer; Eoin Hynds, Niall Burns, Ruairi McCann; Patrick McBride, Cormac McGettigan, Dominic McEnhill.

Down: John O'Hare; Peter Fegan, Ryan McEvoy, Pierce Laverty (capt); Conor Francis, Miceal Rooney, Ceilum Doherty; Odhran Murdock, Niall McParland; James Guinness, Liam Kerr, Daniel Guinness; Caolan Mooney, Pat Havern, Shane Annett.

Referee: E McFeely (Donegal)

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Robert Finnerty beats Aidan Clarke in an aerial battle to score the opening point for Galway.

After an injury stoppage for Michael McKernan who was fouled, Darragh Canavan converts the free to level things for Tyrone.

Daire O Baoill starred in Donegal's win over Fermanagh on Saturday, hitting 2-3 that included a superb goal from long range that left Erne keeper Ross Bogue red-faced.

We are underway in Healy Park.

Galway have the aid of a slight breeze in this opening half.

And the sun has just come out for the first time here today!

Tyrone have made three late changes to the team that was named to start. The most significant is the return of the captain Peter Harte, who did not play last time out against Derry.

He is in at left wing-back in place of Ben Cullen.

Cormac Quinn is in at right half-forward for Ruairi Canavan, who picked up a bang on the knee during Ulster University's Sigerson Cup final win over UCD on Wednesday night.

Carrickmore's Lorcan McGarrity makes his league debut at corner forward in place of Darren McCurry.

Tyrone have also recalled Conn Kilpatrick, who served a one-match ban as the Red Hands lost by six points to Mickey Harte's Derry last time out.

He replaces Tiarnan Quinn and is given the number 11 jersey.

Galway have made one change, again in the half-forward line, with Johnny Heaney coming in at the expense of Eoin Kelly.

It's a mild, and so far dry, day in Healy Park in Omagh.

There is a slight breeze which in the first half will favour the team kicking into the Gortin Road end.

Visitors Galway have one point from four so far after an opening defeat in Mayo, which was followed by a draw with Roscommon.

It's been a mixed bag for Tyrone, who defeated the Rossies and then were well beaten by Derry. With tough games coming up, this is a game Tyrone will have targeted as being vital to their chances of top-flight survival.

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After setting up camp in Enniskillen for the night ahead of today's game in Omagh, Galway boss Padraig Joyce raced to Celtic Park last night to watch Derry - who are Galway's next opponents in a week's time - hammer Monaghan.

Derry boss Mickey Harte was asked post-match whether he would return the favour by taking in Galway's game against his native Tyrone this afternoon in Healy Park.

"We'll see," Harte smiled.

If he lands in Healy Park, no doubt the Tyrone fans will give him a warm reception.

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We go again. After a busy Saturday, which yielded wins for Donegal, Derry and Cavan, we're all set for a busy Sunday of league action.

There's a top-of-the-table clash between two Ulster rivals in Division Three as Antrim host Down at Corrigan Park. Both sides won their opening two games, with the Mournemen currently edging today's hosts on points difference.

In Division Two, Armagh travel to Cullen Park to face Kildare, who are playing at the Carlow venue this afternoon with their Newbridge home still undergoing redevelopment work.

Armagh are two for two in the second-tier, while the Lilywhites are hoping to put their first points on the board.

But first, there is the small matter of Tyrone v Galway in Omagh. The Red Hands lost both encounters with Padraic Joyce's men in 2023 - in the league and All-Ireland group stages - and are hoping to bounce back from their defeat by Derry a fortnight ago.

Canavan brothers Darragh and Ruairi - who starred in Ulster University's Sigerson Cup final win on Wednesday - are both named in the Tyrone starting line-up this afternoon.