Monaghan book their spot in the semi-finals at the expense of Cavan.

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Monaghan goalkeeper Rory Beggan speaking on BBC Two NI on the penalty save: "It was pure guess. It was a bit of pot luck and nice to get across. Good to make that contribution to the team.

On the save from Lovett: "It has to be [bread and butter]. A lot of those chances happened in a small period of time. Some days they go through you and others you make the save and are the hero, it's just making yourself big."

Ward on semi-final opponents Derry: "We know exactly what Derry are going to bring. We've had big games against them over the years and there will be nothing simple about an Ulster semi-final, it's always going to be a battle but we know Derry are a top class side and we'll have to bring our best."

More from Ward on goalkeeper Rory Beggan: "It should be him standing here in fairness! [as man of the match]. Rory is an exceptional talent we know what we have when he's on the field with two-pointers, kickouts and shot stopping he's a vital cog to this team. He was top class again today.

Player of the match Dessie Ward speaking on BBC Two NI: "We knew the job wasn't done at half-time the way the rules are now, a two-pointer can change a game big time.

"We knew Cavan were going to come out and hunt us, we have been on the wrong side of this result a few times over the last couple of years so we knew we were no means home and hosed. It was a bit hairy at times but we got forward and got crucial scores at crucial times."

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

Cavan will look at that and say what ifs, they could have won that game.

Niall Grimley
Former Armagh player on BBC Two NI

The penalty was a huge turning point. Dara McVeety going off injured too, things didn't go Cavan's way and they'll be disappointed they didn't give a full account of themselves.

Darren Hughes
Former Monaghan midfielder on BBC Two NI

It wasn't an easy second half at times but ultimately the first 20 minutes of the first half laid the foundations. A lot to work on performance wise for Derry.

This Darragh Lovett goal ultimately proved in vain for Cavan.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

Monaghan have definitely ticked the box in terms of a win today and now they'll look at what parts of the performance they can take into Derry and what they need to improve on.

Monaghan are into the last four of the Ulster Championship, where they will face Derry.

Another welcome sight for Monaghan with Killian Lavelle coming on to the field.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

That's unfortunate, he's done well since he came in but that's silly. There is no need for that.

Cavan substitute Favour Shehu is shown a straight red card for an off-the-ball challenge on Bobbie McCaul.

Rory Beggan nails another 45. Surely that is it?

Michael Bannigan puts the free over. Six points ahead with four mintues to go.

Cavan have breached again here. They scored a point but it will be ruled out.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

The big difference has been Monaghan have been able to deal with Cavan's purple patch. Cavan haven't been able to deal with Monaghan's. Every time Cavan get close, Monaghan keep the scoreboard ticking over.

He does! Effortless kick from the Monaghan keeper.

Five points in it.

The tireless Stephen O'Hanlon earns a 45 for Monaghan - can Beggan get this one right?