It's a repeat of last years final in Derry as Magherafelt and Newbridge meet once again in the Derry SFC final.

Newbridge are searching for a third Derry title in a row, while Magherafelt are hoping to win the John McLaughlin Cup for the first time since 2019.

The 'Bridge come into the game after a big semi-final win over Glen, they'll look to county stars; Padraig McGrogan, Sean Young, Conor, Mark and Oisin Doherty to inspire another win.

Magherafelt have lost three finals since that famous win in 2019, they accounted for Slaughtneil in the last four.

Enda Muldoon and Gavin Devlin will hope that Conor McCluskey and Eoin McEvoy alongside Cormac Murphy can fire the club to success.

Magherafelt: Odhran Lynch; Johnny McErlain, James Murray, Conall Heron; Conor McCluskey, Michael McEvoy, Giuseppe Lupari; Dan Higgins, Eoin McEvoy; Aidan McCluskey, Cahir Spiers, Paddy McLarnon; Conall Higgins, Cormac Murphy, Shane Heavron.

Newbridge: Joe Henry; Shea McAteer, Shane McGrogan, Mark Doherty; Callum McGrogan, Padraig McGrogan, Conor McGrogan; Conor Doherty, Conleth McGrogan; Sean Young, Eamon Young, Conor McAteer; Patrick McMullan, Odhran McGlone, Oisin Doherty.

Referee: Cianan Canney (Na Magha)

One down, one to go.

Throw-in at Celtic Park is at 17:00 GMT and we'll be bringing you all the action from that one too.

It's three in a row for Erne Gaels.

A very impressive showing. Derrygonnelly tried to get back into it but having trailed 1-9 to no score after 26 minutes, it was always going to be a long way back.

They could only get to within six points at best with Erne Gaels always keeping the Harps at arm's length.

Tommy McCaffrey rifles over for Belleek and the New York Cup will be staying with Erne Gaels.

Derrygonnelly haven't been able to eat into the deficit here with two minutes of added time to play.

There are five minutes added on as Lee Jones knocks over another point for the Harps.

Derrygonnelly have breached. Two defenders crossed the line at once and Belleek will have a chance to extend their advantage.

Ultan Kelm wisely takes the one-point option and slots over the free.

Gary McKenna clips over a free to get Derrygonnelly back to within seven, but Belleek are keeping them at arm's length.

They really need another goal.

I don't think I've ever seen anything like that, as Belleek's Brian Mullin seems to toe the ball through the legs of his own goalkeeper, Brian Ryder, to give Derrygonnelly a lifeline.

Immediately, Tommy McCaffrey fists over at the other end for Erne Gaels.

Ultan Kelm has hit 1-6 today, but the corner forward has had himself a game as well, just chipping over his fourth point.

He could have put the game to bed went sent through on goal but Jack Kelly stuck out a foot to keep Derrygonnelly in this game for now.

Jack Kelly slipped as he attempted a two-point free for Derrygonnelly a few moments ago, and now Belleek have a chance from a dead ball from outside the arc, which Ultan Kelm will take.

He hits it off the ground, and it's unerring. Straight over the bar. Huge score.

To their credit, Derrygonnelly aren't lying down and are eating into the Belleek lead with Rian McGovern and Gary McKenna both curling over well-taken scores.

The wind is picking up again and is favouring the Harps. This one may not be done yet.

Just like that, Belleek's lead swells back out to eight with Brian Mullin cutely fisting over before Aogan Kelm snipes another.

Shane Mimna has just come up from corner back to get himself a score, and Erne Gaels now lead by nine.

Jarlath Flanagan, who came on for Ronan McGovern, has revived Derrygonnelly's hopes here with a brilliant two-point score after Ultan Kelm had opened up an eight-point lead for Belleek.

Jack McCann ghosts into the small arc once again and has all the time in the world to slot over.

Ronan McGovern, who has been one of Derrygonnelly's best performers throughout this Championship, has just been forced off for Harps.

It's just been one of those days.

We're back underway in Enniskillen, and Derrygonnelly's burst before the break has left this one finely poised.

Well, it took Derrygonnelly 29 minutes to get on the board, but backed by their vocal support, they have got themselves back into this one.

Following Jack Kelly's score, their talisman Gary McKenna struck a beauty with the outside of his right foot, and Oisin Smyth and McKenna both added singles again to leave it a six-point game.

Goalkeeper Jack Kelly has an opportunity with a two-point free to get Derrygonnelly on the board after 29 minutes, and it comes off the post and drops over.

Much-needed score for Harps.

The burgeoning talent Dan McCann has just raised the roof inside Brewster Park with a score from outside the arc.

Their supporters are getting the winning feeling already and who can blame them with Derrygonnelly struggling to make any inroads.

Jack McCann adds another for Belleek here, and they are threatening to run riot. Erne Gaels do have the breeze, but whether it's a ten-point wind is another question.

They are completely dismantling the Harps here.