Enniskillen Gaels clinched their place in the final of the AIB Ulster Club Championship with a four-point success over Gowna in Clones on Sunday.

The Fermanagh champions had too much for Eamon Coleman's Cavan title holders and always looked the likely winners from the moment they hit the net in the first minute.

Gowna's cause was not helped by havingtwo men sent-off.

Kieran Brady was dismissed for his second booking late in the first half and he was followed off by Gareth O'Reilly who received a straight red in the second.

Rory Judge was the man who found the net after 17 seconds to give Enniskillen that dream start.

Tom Brewster of Enniskillen was named man of the match.

Enniskillen will have to wait to find out who their opponents in the final will be.

Crossmaglen Rangers and Errigal Ciaran will play their second replay at Clones on Sunday 17 November, with the winners going through to play All-Ireland champions Ballinderry Shamrocks.

That means the Ulster Council will have to change the date for the final from the originally scheduled 24 November.