That's all from us tonight.

Derry will enjoy the rest of their weekend with a first league win since 2024 as they came through against Tyrone in Division Two.

Armagh were left disappointed and empty-handed in Division One as Galway snatched a late win, while Down edged home in Division Three.

We will have a report of those three games to come on the BBC Sport NI website.

Tomorrow, we are back as attention turns to hurling with Antrim hosting Clare in Division 1B, a game you can watch on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport NI website.

Until then, enjoy the rest of your evening.

Man of the match Conor Glass, speaking to BBC Sport NI:

"It was everything we expected to be: a cagey, tough and physical battle.

"It means more to us than two points as it's been a challenging 18 months. We stuck together through the bad times and it's only one win, but it goes a long way to boost our season.

"We are doing everything right behind the scenes and last week was a loss, but we knew the time would come and thankfully it was today.

It's still a long season, this is only January, so we've a long way to go."

That is it and Derry claim their first win in league or championship since 2024.

A massive win for the Oak Leafers who bounce back fr last week's loss to Meath, while Tyrone's hopes of promotion are now on the thinnest of ice.

Tyrone seeking a goal and it briefly opens for Matthew Og McGleenan, but Padraig McGrogan makes the block and Derry clear.

Tyrone's Lorcan McGarrity goes for two but his effort is right and wide.

Shane McGuigan has a go from a free at two-point range but that is wide. Tyrone still have life.

Another Tyrone wide. Just three minutes to go and Derry will feel another score may seal it.

Darragh Canavan misses from a free. Not what Tyrone need at this stage, having gone scoreless for 10 minutes.

Shane McGuigan with a fabulous score, jinking onto his right and pushing the gap out to three.

Conor McAteer with what could prove to be a big score for Derry who have got on top, but there is time for it to flip once again.

A Shane McGuigan free edges Derry back in front with under nine minutes to go.

A chance presents itself for Derry once again, but Niall Morgan is out to snuff out Niall Toner.

Conn Kilpatrick fouled on his way to goal and a Ethan Jordan applies the punishment.

Matthew Og McGleenan comes in for Conor O'Neill on the Tyrone side.

Brendan Rogers launches over a two-pointer and Derry edge back in front.

Eoin McElholm with a nice score and Tyrone are back ahead.

Derry again turn over the Tyrone kick-out and it opens up, but perhaps wisely Conor Doherty takes his point to level.

Paul Cassidy jinks inside Michael McKernan but the Derry man flashes his shot wide of goal. An advantage was being played and Shane McGuigan converts the free to ensure Derry get something from the attack.

Niall Toner replaces Matthew Downey for the Oak Leafers.

Brian Kennedy with a big block as Lachlan Murray - now back on the field - had goal on his mind. The ball goes out for a 45 which Shea McGuckin sends wide.

Michael McKernan lets fly from just inches outside the arc and after the umpire initially went for the white flag, he raises the orange.

Shane McGuigan thinks he has edged Derry back in front but the umpires don;t agree. The Slaughtneil man isn't impressed.