TYRONE ARE UNCHANGED for their all-Ulster All-Ireland quarter-final against Armagh on Saturday evening.

Red Hand skipper Sean Cavanagh will equal the all-time championship appearances, for a couple of hours at least, when he plays his 88th game for the county.

Cavanagh will move level with Stephen Cluxton and the O Sé brothers, Tomás and Marc, before Cluxton advances to 89 appearances once Dublin-Monaghan throws-in on Saturday night.

Tyrone face Armagh at 4pm before Dublin host Monaghan at 6pm. Both games take place in Croke Park.

Tyrone

1. Niall Morgan (Éadan na dTorc)

2. Aidan McCrory (Aireagal Chiaráin)
3. Ronan McNamee (Achadh Uí Aráin)
4. Cathal McCarron (An Droim Mór)

5. Tiernan McCann (Coill an Chlochair)
6. Pádraig Hampsey (Oileán a’Ghuail)
7. Peter Harte (Aireagal Chiaráin)

8. Colm Cavanagh (An Mhaigh)
9. Conall McCann (Coill an Chlochair)

10. David Mulgrew (Ard Bó)
11. Niall Sludden (An Droim Mór)
12. Kieran McGeary (Cabhán a’Chaortainn)

13. Mark Bradley (Coill an Chlochair)
14. Sean Cavanagh (An Mhaigh, capt)
15. Matthew Donnelly (Trí Leac)

Subs

16. Michael O’Neill (Cluain Eo)
17. Lee Brennan (Trí Leac)
18. Rory Brennan (Trí Leac)
19. Frank Burns (Cabhan á Choarthainn)
20. Michael Cassidy (Ard Bó)
21. Richard Donnelly (Trí Leac)
22. Declan McClure (Cluain Eo)
23. Darren McCurry (Éadan na dTorc)
24. Justin McMahon (An Omaigh)
25. Conor Meyler (An Omaigh)
26. Ronan O’Neill (An Omaigh)

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