Some late team news from a sodden Omagh sees Conor McManus named in place of Michael Hamill for Monaghan, while Micheál McCarville and Jason Irwin come in for Joel Wilson and Karl O'Connell.

For Tyrone, Peter Harte is out with Cathal McShane coming in.

It's a basement battle at Healy Park as Tyrone host Monaghan in Division One with both sides battling to avoid the drop.

Defeat tonight will not be fatal for the Red Hands, but they have made a couple of changes from the team that lost to Kerry.

Aodhan Donaghy replaces the injured Conn Kilpatrick, while Kieran McGeary returns to the starting line-up for the first time in league with David Mulgrew making way.

It's do or die territory for Monaghan who can't afford to lose or else will face the drop to Division Two. They have produced the final day Houdini act on a number of occasions and although a draw will keep them alive, it's a win they really need.

With that in mind, Vinny Corey has made several changes from their defeat against Galway with Conor McCarthy coming into the defence for Thomas McPhillips, while Joel Wilson is named at midfield in place of Mícheál McCarville and Ryan McAnespie is in for Andrew Woods in attack.

Tyrone: N Morgan; C Devlin, P Hampsey, C Quinn; B Cullen, P Harte, N Devlin; B Kennedy, A Donaghy; C Daly, S O'Donnell, J Oguz; D McCurry, D Canavan, K McGeary

Monaghan: D McDonnell; R Wylie, K Duffy, R O'Toole; K O'Donnell, K Lavelle, C McCarthy; J Wilson, D Hughes; D Ward, M Banningan, R McAnespie; M Hamill, J McCarron, C McNulty

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It's an Ulster derby up next in Division One as Tyrone and Monaghan do battle at Healy Park.

It was a dramatic affair when the pair met in Omagh in last season's Ulster Championship with the Farney County winning that one with a late goal from Ryan O'Toole.

Both sides are caught in a relegation battle in this year's league so expect another feisty encounter.

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Donegal's expected promotion straight back to Division One of the Allianz Football League is sealed as they complete a 0-17 to 1-8 over Kildare which also confirms the Lilywhites' relegation to Division Three. That was a sixth straight defeat for Glenn Ryan's side.

Armagh and Donegal secure promotion with a match to spare and presumably both Kieran McGeeney and Jim McGuinness may use next week's dead rubbers against Cork and Meath to take a look at a few fringe players.

It's all over at the Athletic Grounds, where the very impressive Armagh have earned promotion back up to Division One, following a 15-point win over Cavan.

The hosts were superb in front of the posts, scoring 23 of their 30 shots taken, with the final scores coming from Rory Grugan and Oisin Conaty.

At the other end, they have still yet to concede a goal through six league games.

Cavan were simply outclassed, but they will be hoping that today's performance was an aberration.

Cavan have restored some pride by scoring five of the last six points of the game. Ryan O'Neill and Ryan Donohoe have notched their most recent points, either side of a Ross McQuillan score.

An Oisin Gallen mark extends Donegal's lead to five after a Peadar Mogan score a couple of minutes earlier. It's looking odds-on Donegal are going to confirm their promotion back to Division One along with Armagh, who are romping to victory at the Athletic Grounds.

There are five minutes to go in Armagh, where the hosts are well on their way to victory and to promotion.

The most recent scores have come from Oisin Conaty for Armagh, with Cavan's Ryan O'Neill and Paddy Lynch (two) raising white flags in reply.

Oisin Conaty added to his side's lead, firing over when a goal chance was on.

Then, came one of the loudest cheers of the day from the home crowd, as Rian O'Neill was introduced from the bench - and he has made an instant impact with a point.

Alex Beirne nets for the Lilywhites to get them back in the game.

Can they come back?

The sides traded scores with Dara McVeety scoring for Cavan, before Oisin Conaty replied for Armagh.

Then Conor Turbitt increased Armagh's advantage to 15 points, with 15 minutes to play. He has 1-4 on his tally.

Ten minutes into the second half and Donegal maintain their advantage.

Peadar Mogan on target after Alex Beirne and Kevin Feely were on target for Kildare.

Cavan's Cian Reilly has been shown a black card after a late hit on Joe McElroy, and Conor Turbitt converted the resulting free.

At the other end, Paddy Lynch has scored Cavan's first point of the second half from a free.

There was a break in play with Armagh's Greg McCabe down receiving treatment for a head injury, but thankfully he is able to walk off the field. Tiernan Kelly comes in, in his place.

Cavan manager Raymond Galligan clearly wasn't happy with what he saw in the first half, as he made three half-time changes: Conor Brady, Tristan Noack Hofmann and Oisin Brady are in - Niall Carolan, James Smith and Cian Madden are out.

The players are back out and it's almost time for the second half to get underway.

Cavan will have the breeze at their backs in the second period, but even their most optimistic of supporters won't be expecting a miraculous comeback.

It's Donegal with the lead at the break. Michael Langan and Peadar Mogan clipping over for the visitors before the break.

Both sides have added points from frees, with Rory Grugan cancelling out an earlier Paddy Lynch conversion. Then, Stefan Campbell scored a trademark point, curling over off his right boot.

Now Armagh have a late penalty in the first half, after Cillian Brady dragged down Conor Turbitt!

A win in Ennis would have ended Antrim's relegation worries in Division Three but instead they suffered a fourth straight defeat as Clare edged a 0-15 to 0-12 victory.

Limerick are relegated after their 0-9 to 0-8 defeat by Oisin McConville's Wicklow.

Antrim host Wicklow next Sunday and defeat by the Garden County will see Andy McEntee's side relegated if Offaly beat Limerick in Tullamore.

Offaly drew with Sligo today to move to three points so a victory for them over the Treaty County next weekend will move them to five points - one ahead of Antrim if the Saffrons are beaten by Wicklow.

A Wicklow victory at Corrigan Park will move them to four points alongside Antrim but McConville's side would avoid the drop on the head-to-head rule providing only they and the Saffrons are on the four-point mark.

Ciaran Thompson and Michael Langan on target to keep Donegal in front.