That is all from us after disappointing nights for Armagh and Derry.

All-Ireland champions Armagh were held to a draw by Mayo in an exciting encounter. You can read the report from that game here.

Meanwhile, Dublin turned on the style to beat Derry at Croke Park, with the Oak Leafers in a fight to retain their Division One status.

You can read the report from that game here.

We will be back tomorrow with more Allianz Football League action. See you then.

There is still more action to come this evening as Dublin host Derry in a game that is live on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website.

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Folks, here's our match report from that thrilling encounter at the Athletic Grounds.

Hopefully, the big game coming up on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website between Dublin and Derry will be just as exciting.

A dramatic encounter comes to an end in Armagh and the two sides have to settle for a point!

Armagh led by eight, Mayo came back to lead by two, before Armagh got level.

Mayo had the last-gasp chance to win it in the dying seconds, but Colm Reape's shot went agonisingly wide.

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Mayo's Colm Reape fires wide with the would-be winner!

Conor Turbitt levels the game from a free!

Stefan Campbell cuts the lead to one point!

Jordan Flynn almost puts Mayo three ahead, but his effort drops short and comes back out off the crossbar!

Ryan O'Donoghue puts Mayo ahead by two after a nice one-two with Aidan O'Shea.

Fergal Boland is on for Mayo in place of Paul Towey, as Peter McGrane and Cian McConville are introduced in place of Oisin Conaty and Jason Duffy for Armagh.

Mayo lead for the first time since the fourth minute!

They win the kick-out and work it to Aidan O'Shea who splits the posts.

Ten minutes to go...

Mayo are back on level terms following a point from Davitt Neary!

Niall Grimley returns from his sin-bin and it's 15v15 again with 11 minutes to go.

Mayo find a quick response through Matthew Ruane... this game looks set to go down to the wire!

Armagh badly needed a score and up steps Rory Grugan to put them two ahead.

In the midst of all that chaos, Stefan Campbell was introduced for Armagh - he's in for Jemar Hall.

How quickly things can change!

It's all Mayo at present, as Ryan O'Donoghue tags on a two-pointer.

Mayo have been given a huge lift as after Paul Towey reduces the deficit to six points, Armagh's Niall Grimley is shown a black card for a late hit.