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Published 19:18 18 Feb 2018 GMT
Updated 09:38 19 Feb 2018 GMT
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In a separate scuffle in the background, Clifford emerged from the bottom of a pile and had gestured to referee Cormac Reilly that he had been hit in the testicles during the melee.
Monaghan led by seven points at one stage and held on to earn a hard-fought two-point win in Inniskeen.
Conor McManus led the way for the Farney Army with 1-3 while Jack McCarron chipped in with 0-4, 0-3 of which was from frees.
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