We're level for the second time here in Breffni as Monaghan hold possession for an edge. Gary Mohan empties Ronan Ryan with a shoulder before slipping it to Michael Bannigan to fire between the sticks.

Two additional minutes at the end of this first half.

"Two weeks leading into a quarter final is going to be massive," man of the match Conor Turbitt tells RTE.

"After a game like that you're going to have a couple of knocks. We're looking forward to Croke Park and an All-Ireland quarter-final.

"We weren't happy at all with that first half, especially with the wind. Two points down, it wasn't good enough.

"We came out strong enough in the second half, we got the goal. After that it was just tit for tat, score for score, and we got it over the line."

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Monaghan stop the rot and it's Michael Bannigan who taps over the close range free off his right boot.

The Farney men have also went to their bench and it's Barry McBennett who replaces Joel Wilson that earlier blood sub is now permanent.

Goalscorer Cathal Hickey is the first man into the book with a yellow card after a high tackle on a Monaghan player.

Meath full-back Adam O'Neill finds himself clean through on goal and he looks to have been pushed over by Ryan McAnespie.

Free in, no card and Matthew Costello taps it over the bar.

Armagh looked to be dead and buried when they trailed by five with 15 minutes to go, but they have pulled a result out of the fire!

They're off to Croke Park in two weeks for an All-Ireland quarter-final.

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Wow, wow, wow... what a finish that was!

Armagh's Campbell is the hero as he levelled at the death. A draw is as good as a win for Armagh, as they top the group on points difference.

Stefan Campbell has equalised! Can Armagh hold on?

Matthew Costello taps over a free for Meath and opens his account for the day.

The Royals have a goal chance blocked on the line as Cathal Hickey fires the second effort wide.

Matthew Costello gets his second and the gap is down to one.

Shane Walsh has put Galway ahead!

Can Armagh respond?

Nails are being bitten in Markievicz Park as the minutes tick down. Cathal Sweeney has hit the post for Galway, meaning we're still level with one minute to go of normal time!

For what it's worth, a draw would see Armagh top the group.

We've played eleven minutes and Meath are up and running on the scoreboard as Cillian O'Sullivan fists over the top after the first real injection of pace in the Royal attack.

Ryan McAnespie taps over in reply for the Farney men.

Shane Walsh equalised for Galway from a free. We are set-up for a photo finish with six minutes to go of normal time.

Armagh's supporters are going bananas!

That's because Rian O'Neill levelled the game, before Conor Turbitt put them ahead!

Where has this turnaround come from?

That earlier blood sub has now been reversed on the Monaghan team with Joel Wilson back in wearing number 30 as Barry McBennett returns to the bench having kicked a point.

Jack McCarron gets his second of the day and it's a carbon copy of the first off his left.

Barry McBennett the Monaghan blood sub makes an impact with the games first from play.

Armagh's Conor Turbitt has cut the deficit to four from a free.

Jason Irwin is fouled after a sweet flick pick-up almost had him clean through on goal.

Jack McCarron taps over the close range free to open the scoring.

Monaghan blood sub and it's Barry McBennett who replaces Joel Wilson.