Niall Devlin turns Enda Smith over as the Roscommon forward look to get through on goal.

The Red Hands break and Ciaran Daly shoots over the bar.

Dylan Ruane adds another for Roscommon.

Michael Meehan
Former Galway player on GAA+

We have been treated to a fast start here today. Both teams really pushing and looking to attack with pace.

Daire Craig with his second of the game, working within a tight space to shoot over off his left.

Dylan Ruane goes down in the small parallelogram and the home crowd want a penalty, David Gough says no.

Armagh have edged in front after five minutes, with back-to-back frees from Christina O’Reilly and Aimee Mackin turning the tide in Owenbeg.

Niall Morgan works the kick-out short and Tyrone retain possession before pushing forward, a fine move ends with Eoin McElholm's shot at goal being blocked over the bar.

The Orchard County have opened their account with an immediate response from Caroline O'Hanlon down the opposite end.

Emer McCanny bags the first score from open play as Tyrone start this final brightly.

Daire Craig fists over for Roscommon.

Tyrone are playing with the aid of a slight breeze.

Conn Kilpatrick replies with a point for Tyrone.

Roscommon set about their first attack of the game and Darragh Heneghan bursts through the middle and shoots to the roof of the net.

Tyrone win the Roscommon kick-out and go on the attack after patient build-up Ethan Jordan fires over.

Two-point shot from Peter Teague goes short, Tyrone win the ball back and Teague clips over from inside the arc.

Opening point for the Red Hands as Niamh O'Neill converts a free within the first minute.

Referee Siobhan Kelly has thrown in the ball, and this Ulster final is under way at a sun-soaked Owenbeg.

Tyrone win the throw-up and go straight on the attack as Ciaran Daly is thread through and hits the side-netting going for goal.

After a minutes silence to remember former Tyrone forward Frank McGuigan.

Meath referee David Gough throws the ball in and this All-Ireland SFC first round clash is under way in the Roscommon sunshine.

Roscommon come into the game on a high after beating Galway to lift the Connacht title a fortnight ago, Mark Dowd makes two changes to that team.

Daire Craig replaces Patrick Gavin and Ruaidhri Fallon comes in for Eoin Ward.

Tyrone are back in action for the first time in six weeks after losing to Armagh in the Ulster preliminary round.

Malachy O'Rourke makes one change to the team named midweek with Darren McCurry dropping out to be replaced by Eoin McElholm.

There no Ben McDonnell on the Tyrone bench, he's replaced by Michael Conroy.

The Red Hands are without the influential Canavan brothers, Darragh and Ruairi as both forwards did not make the match-day panel due to injury.

However, O'Rourke is boosted by the fitness of midfielder Brian Kennedy who went off injured in that Armagh clash, but the injury is not as bad as first feared.

Roscommon: Conor Carroll; Colm Neary, Caelim Keogh, Eoin McCormack; Ruaidhri Fallon, Ronan Daly, Senan Lambe; Keith Doyle, Conor Ryan; Dylan Ruane, Enda Smith, Daire Cregg; Diarmuid Murtagh, Darragh Heneghan, Robert Heneghan.

Subs: Aaron Brady, Niall Higgins, Robbie Dolan, Eoin Ward, Brian Stack, Ultan Harney, Shane Cunnane, Patrick Gavin, Paul Carey, Conor Hand, Cian McKeon.

Tyrone: Niall Morgan; Cormac Quinn, Peter Teague, Joey Clarke; Michael McKernan, Niall Devlin, Kieran McGeary; Brian Kennedy, Conn Kilpatrick; Seanie O'Donnell, Ronan Cassidy, Ciaran Daly; Eoin McElholm, Mattie Donnelly, Ethan Jordan.

Subs: Oisin O'Kane, Aidan Clarke, Ben Cullen, Peter McCaughey, Frank Burns, Ruairi McHugh, Oisin McCann, Michael Conroy, Lorcan McGarrity, Ciaran Bogue, Darren McCurry.

Referee: David Gough (Meath)