Ultan Kelm bombs over a 45 for Belleek who add to their lead and he takes his personal tally to 1-3 for the first half.

Derrygonnelly look for a response down the other end, but once again they come up with nothing as the Erne Gaels' defence turn it over.

Brian Mullin knocked over Belleek's fifth point, and Ultan Kelm has just rifled to the net after a neat one-two with Jack McCann.

There was too much room for Kelm to run into, and he took full advantage.

Derrygonnelly are going to make a couple of changes. They need a score badly with this one threatening to run away from them.

Ultan Kelm was the star of the show in last year's replay, and he has just raised an orange flag here to give Erne Gaels a firm grip on this game, with Derrygonnelly struggling to find their range and being kept on their weaker side when shooting.

Both teams have recorded three wides to this point with the Harps yet to get on the scoresheet. Conor Burns and Dan McCann have both struck off target.

Oisin Smyth registers Derrygonnelly's second wide, and as they come again from a resultant kickout, they are once more shut out by a Belleek rearguard who have started strongly.

It's Erne Gels who have found their feet quickest in this one, and after a Ryan Lyons shot strayed wide, it is Dan McCann who eventually fires over Belleek's second.

Aogan Kelm has opened the scoring for Belleek who are playing with the wind in this first half, although it is blowing slightly across the field and just took Eamonn Og Magee's shot off course.

The 2026 Senior Football Championship final begins, and it's Derrygonnelly with possession from the throw-up.

Derrygonnelly have named the same side that narrowly fended off Belnaleck in the semi-final a fortnight ago, with Aidan Duffy and Stephen Gilroy both continuing at wing-half forward in place of Jarlath Flanagan and Gareth McGovern.

As for Belleek, they are making one change to the programme with Michael Og McGarrigle in for Barry McCann, which also means they line out the same as they did in their semi-final victory over Ederney.

Derrygonnelly Harps: Jack Kelly; Niall Maguire, Oisin Smyth, Michael Jones; Rory Smyth, Shane McGullion; Ronan McHugh, Rian McGovern, Stephen McGullion; Jarlath Flanagan, Leigh Jones, Gareth McGovern; Conor Burns, Ronan McGovern, Gary McKenna.

Substitutes: Sean Farrell, Nathan Rutledge, Aidan Duffy, Rory-Joe Duffy, Dara Burns, Stephen Gilroy, Michael Duffy, Patrick Durkin, Eoghan Hoy, Niall McKenna, Naoise Harbinson, Conall Rasdale, Lee Jones, Mark Gallagher, Mark Gallagher, Finlay McKenna, Dylan McCallion, Ronan Jones, Bryan McKenna, Connor McGovern.

Erne Gaels Belleek: Brian Ryder; Shane Minna, Paul Ward, Ultan O'Reilly; Oisin Kelm, Jack McCann, Eamonn Magee; Ryan Lyons, Brian Mullin; Thomas McCaffrey, Ultan Kelm, Odhran Johnston; Dan McCann, Aogan Kelm, Michael Og McGarrigle.

Substitutes: Barry McCann, Paul McCaffrey, Martin Gilfedder, Shane Rooney, Barry McCann, Luke Ryder, Ben McCann, Thomas Burns, Colm Keown, Donal Keown, Fintan Keown, Rory McGarrigle, Connor Tunney, Seamus Ryder, Cormac Daly.

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It is a repeat of last year's Fermanagh final, Erne Gaels Belleek and Derrygonnelly Harps meet once again and, remarkably, today's showdown comes exactly a year after the replay that saw Erne Gaels retain the New York Cup.

Now the Belleek men are chasing history, with Barry O'Hagan's side bidding to win three Fermanagh senior titles in succession for the first time.

The 2002 Armagh All-Ireland winner has overseen an impressive campaign, with Erne Gaels firmly established as favourites after beating Derrygonnelly by 10 points when the sides met in the group stages last month.

But the Harps have been the dominant force in Fermanagh football over the past decade, winning seven titles between 2015 and 2023, including five in a row.

Sean Flanagan's side will be determined to reclaim the crown and prevent their rivals from making it three consecutive championships.

There is plenty of history between these two clubs, and another compelling chapter awaits in Enniskillen.

The Brewster Park surface has taken a lot of water over the past couple of days amid Storm Austen and Boelo.

Today's Fermanagh Intermediate Championship Final was due to take place after the senior decider. Still, the venue has changed, which may indicate how the decision-makers expect the pitch to hold up.

There have been heavy showers on and off throughout the morning and into the afternoon, with a gusty wind coming and going towards the town end at this moment.

After the wind and rain on Saturday, we've another storm brewing today with the Fermanagh and Derry Senior Club Championship finals.

First up, it's the Fermanagh final as holders Erne Gaels Belleek face Derrygonnelly Harps in a repeat of last year's dramatic decider.

Throw-in at Brewster Park is at 14:30 GMT.

Then, attentions will turn to Celtic Park as Newbridge take on Magherafelt for the Derry Club title.

That one is set to start at 17:00 GMT.

We'll have live text updates from both matches, so you can stay right up to date.