With no disrespect to Rory Mcllroy, even he would have struggled to produce drama equivalent to what we witnessed in the concluding eight minutes of action at Brewster Park this afternoon.

Fermanagh looked home and hosed in the wet conditions as Conor Love's brilliance helped them lead by seven points beyond the hour mark with their seven-year Ulster drought seemingly about to end.

Down looked a beaten team only for Daniel Guinness to kick a two-pointer to breath a flicker of life into them again.

Suddenly, Fermanagh's previous poise wavered with Guinness allowed to stride through the Erne defence unchallenged moments later as he hammered a low shot to the net after Odhran Murdock had soared to win possession from Sean McNally's kickout.

As two more midfield Murdock midfield fetches set up Pat Havern to slot over points which levelled the contest, Fermanagh continued to reel and Down's comeback was complete as they weaved their way through the Erne defence for Ryan McEvoy to hit the clinching goal.

It was truly extraordinary stuff and manager Kieran Donnelly's head-in-hands despair after the final whistle summed up Fermanagh's devastation.

Here's the first draft of today's match report if you stand any more excitement.

Folks, we'll be back on text commentary duty for tomorrow's final provincial quarter-final between Monaghan and champions Donegal. We'll be very lucky if it produces anything like the drama of today's game.

Enjoy the rest of your Saturday.

Fermanagh manager Kieran Donnelly's reaction says it all as he has his head in his hands at the final whistle. Down looked dead and buried but they summoned up the most unlikely of comebacks to earn a place in the Ulster semi-finals next weekend against the winners of Sunday's game at Clones between Monaghan and Donegal.

Incredibly Down have drawn level with just over two minutes left after two Pat Havern points. Both scores came after Odhran Murdock soared to win possession after Fermanagh kickouts.

Declan McCusker extends Fermanagh's lead to seven before Daniel Guinness fires Down's first two-pointer of the game to give the Mournemen a glimmer of hope.

Substitute Ronan McCaffrey extends Fermanagh's advantage before Ryan McEvoy replies for Down. We've 10 minutes left.

Shay Millar has a goal chance for Down but on his weaker left side blasts the ball well over the bar. But from Down's point of view, at least they are scoring again.

That man Love does the damage again for the Ernemen as he cuts inside on his left foot and fires over once more and he does exactly the same two minutes later. Fermanagh lead by seven with 15 minutes left. Down look in big trouble although there's a way to go yet.

Defender Jonathan Cassidy adds to Fermanagh's lead as he runs upfield to point from play. Pat Havern has a chance to cut the margin but his free comes back off an upright and Fermanagh clear.

Garvan Jones extends Fermanagh's lead to four with another glorious point from play. Fermanagh are having one of those periods where everything is coming off for them.

Pat Havern restores Down's lead but Conor Love pops up with two well....lovely scores for the Ernemen to put them ahead for the first time since the opening quarter. For good measure, Lee Cullen then floats over a glorious two-pointer for the Ernemen. The home side lead by three.

There is the minimum between the sides as Ryan Lyons points for the Ernemen and suddenly they are level as Conor Love slots a beauty from play. We're five minutes into the second half.

Daniel Guinness briefly extends Down's lead to four from play. Fermanagh then have a goal chance as Joe McDade runs deep into the Mourne defence but Ronan Burns makes another great save. Sean McNally points the resultant 45 and Garvan Jones then tags on another Erne County point as the gap is reduced to only two.

The action resumes at Brewster Park. Down have to play another two minutes before Pierce Laverty can return following his black card.