After all that drama, we're somehow going to have to regather ourselves for tomorrow's second semi-final between holders Donegal and Armagh which will be live on BBC Two NI and the BBC iPlayer from 14:45 BST, with the game throwing in at 15:00.

You can look back on all the incredible excitement in today's game by reading my colleague Matt Gault's match report.

All that remains to do is to thank you for your company today and hope that you enjoy the remainder of the weekend.

Tyrone looked to have timed their late rally perfectly after two-pointers from Peter Harte and Darren McCurry put them two up with five minutes remaining but Armagh showed incredible composure to methodically regain the lead.

The Orchard men calmly held on to the ball after the hooter sounded and worked the ball to Turbitt, who was able to draw the free.

It was desperately hard luck on the Red Hands but it looked the right call by David Gough - although Tyrone fans may point to earlier decisions by the Meath whistler.

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DRAMA IN CLONES!!

Conor Turbitt is fouled after the hooter and Rory Grugan taps over the free to win it for Armagh with literally the last kick of the game.

The All-Ireland champions march onto a third straight Ulster final where they will meet the winners of tomorrow's second semi-final between holders Donegal and Down.

Conor Turbitt is fouled and Armagh have a simple free to win it.

The hooter goes and Armagh have it......

Armagh win the Tyrone kick-out and will have a chance to win it.

Stefan Campbell - the super sub levels it with 40 seconds to play!!!

Darragh Canavan is turned over at the edge of the 'D'.

Armagh go forward looking to level the game.

Armagh hold possession and are waiting for the opportunity to arise.

They've held it for an age...

Michael McKernan is penalised for over-carrying.

Armagh break up the field...

Rory Grugan finds Jarly Og Burns to shoot over.

One between them with three left to play.

Shane McPartlan for Peter McGrane on the Armagh team. We've under three minutes left.

Seanie O'Donnell cuts out an Armagh attack and Tyrone will break up the field.

Tomas McCormack is booked for a high tackle on Kieran McGeary.

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Peter McGrane shoots Armagh's 7th wide.

The tension in Clones is serious and it's only going to get better or worse!!

Eoin McElholm with a huge Tyrone score and the Red Hands are making the voices heard.

Stefan Campbell replaces Andrew Murnin - what a sub to bring on for Armagh.

Cian McConville replaces Darragh McMullen for Armagh.

Conor Turbitt throws off Padraig Hampsey and fires over.

Kieran McGeaney kicks a sideline flag and is booked by David Gough.

Darren McCurry moves the resultant free out to two-point range and he sends it over. Suddenly Tyrone are two ahead.

Level in Clones after Peter Harte lands a two-pointer off the outside of his right boot with his first touch. We've 10 minutes left at St Tiernach's Park.

Darragh Canavan takes the resulting free and fires over to leave only two between the sides.

Padraig Hampsey replaces Cormac Quinn on the Tyrone team.

Free for Tyrone from two-point range but Darragh Canavan drops the shot shot.

Armagh keeper Ethan Rafferty drops possession outside his 21 and dives on the ball with Tyrone screaming that Darragh Canavan has been fouled but David Gough allows play to resume.

He then awards Tyrone a free from the next play and Armagh's Oisin Conaty is shown a yellow card.

David Gough books Niall Morgan for dissent but Tyrone get the free.

Conn Kilpatrick is shown a yellow card for delaying the restart but Ethan Rafferty is unable to punish the indiscretion as he kicks Armagh's sixth wide after the ball was brought forward 50 metres.

Peter Harte replaces Ciaran Daly for Tyrone while Jemar Hall is introduced for Ben Crealey on the Armagh team.