Monaghan v Tyrone

Paul Finlay is still missing from Monaghan's starting line-up

Date: Sunday, 15 July
Venue: St Tiernach's Park, Clones
Throw-in: 1415 BST
Live: BBC1 NI, Radio Ulster medium wave and on the BBC NI website

Monaghan boss Seamus McEnaney has kept faith with the 15 players who started the Ulster semi-final against Derry for Sunday's decider against Tyrone.

However, there are several positional changes, including moving Rory Woods from half-forward to full-forward.

John Paul Mone switches to midfield and Damien Freeman wears number seven.

Paul Finlay, a last minute withdrawal before the semi-final because of illness, is not in the 15 but could be in the subs to be named on Friday.

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Meanwhile, Gerard Cavlan has joined Cormac McGinley on the Tyrone injury list.

McGinley has not trained for two weeks because of a groin injury while Cavlan has a hamstring strain.

On the plus side, Niall Gormley has resumed training after a jaw injury.

Mickey Harte has said Stephen O'Neill's hamstring and knee injuries were having to be "managed" but the forward should be in contention for a starting role.

"Cormac McGinley didn't train at all last week or over the weekend so he has to be in the very doubtful category," Harte told BBC Sport on Monday.

"Gerard Cavlan was coming along very well in training after missing the Donegal game but unfortunately he has now picked up a bit of a hamstring problem so that is giving us cause for concern.

"Stephen O'Neill is still not 100 per cent. We are still having to manage his injuries but it's moving in the right direction and we are hopeful that he will be in contention for this weekend's game."

McGinley was replaced early in the win over Donegal by Joe McMahon and the Omagh club-man is the obvious choice to start at full-back if the Errigal Ciaran player is ruled out.

Niall Gormley missed the semi-final because of a broken jaw but he has made an excellent recovery and looks likely to join fit-again Tommy McGuigan in being available for the provincial decider.

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Monaghan: S Duffy; D Mone, V Corey, D McArdle; D Morgan, G McQuaid, D Freeman (cpt); E Lennon, J P Mone; D Clerkin, S Smyth, S Gollogly; C Hanratty, R Woods, T Freeman.

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Saturday's fixtures

Bank of Ireland All-Ireland Football Qualifiers draw (Saturday 14 July)
Derry v Mayo (Celtic Park, 1530 BST)
Westmeath v Donegal (Mullingar, 1900)
Kildare v Louth (Newbridge, 1900)
Meath v Fermanagh (Navan, 1900)

Tommy Murphy Cup semi-finals (Saturday, 14 July)
Clare v Antrim (Ennis, 1400)
Wicklow v Waterford (Aughrim, 1900)

Guinness Liam McCarthy Cup qualifiers
Galway v Antrim (Pearse Stadium, 1500)
Laois v Clare (Portlaoise, 1500)
Offaly v Dublin (Tullamore, 1500)
Tipperary v Cork (Thurles, 1900)

Christy Ring Cup
Westmeath v Kerry (Ennis, 1700)
Down v Meath (Ballycran, 1700)
London v Carlow (Ruislip, 1500)
Derry v Wicklow (Ballinascreen, 1700)

Nicky Rackard Cup quarter-finals
Roscommon v Monaghan (Athleague, 1500)
Louth v Warwickshire (Dundalk, 1500)
Armagh v Tyrone (Keady, 1500)
Donegal v Longford (Letterkenny, 1500)

Sunday's fixtures

ESB Ulster Minor Football Final
Tyrone v Derry (Casement Park, 1220)

Bank of Ireland Ulster Senior Football Final
Tyrone v Monaghan (Clones, 1415)

Leinster Senior Football Final
Dublin v Laois (Croke Park, 1615)