Ulster MFC/Derry 1-10 Antrim 0-3:Derry will play Monaghan in the semi-finals of the Ulster minor football championship following a comfortable win over Antrim at Casement Park yesterday.
Antrim managed just three scores over the 60 minutes and trailed by 0-5 to 0-1 at the break. Derry were sharper all over the park and led by 0-3 to no score after nine minutes.
Derry failed to score for a further 17 minutes but James Kielt added his third point of the day to stop the rot.
The game was over as a contest in the 44th minute when Lee Moore converted a penalty after Kielt was fouled by Antrim goalkeeper Patrick Magee. Daryll McAlernon then added two consolation points for Antrim.
DERRY: A Warnock; M McKinney, C McKaigue, D Bell; C McWilliams, JF Bradley, B Henry; J Kielt (0-5, one free), D Heavron; L Kennedy (0-1), P Heaney, D Mullan (0-2); L Moore (1-2), C O'Boyle, G McGeehan Subs: J Devlin for L Kennedy, T McCann for C McVeigh, C Browning for J Ferran, N McCann for O McLarnon.
ANTRIM: P Magee; C McVeigh, D McCann, P Owens; A Gribbon, K McBride, S Finch; J Ferran, N McKeever; N McAlea, D McAlernon (0-3, one free), T McCrudden; M Jones, D Birt, O McLarnon. Subs: PJ O'Connell for N McAlea, S Cleary for P Heaney, P Hargan for G McGeehan, L Morrow for B Henry.
Referee: L Smyth (Down).
