Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

It is like a Kerry performance that we've seen all year.

It just doesn't have the energy and momentum hasn't gone up and up and up, and it's allowed Armagh to get back into the game.

David Clifford with another mark and although Hawkeye is called into action, the score is confirmed. 25 minutes gone.

Orla Bannon
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park

The noise levels that greet every Armagh score or turnover must be lifting these Armagh players, who remember have never played in front of a crowd like this in Croke Park before.

David Clifford's fumble which led to Niall Grimley's second point brought the loudest cheer of the day.

It's all a matter of routine for Kerry but Armagh are giving as good as they're getting so far.

Clifford makes up for the previous slip and wins a mark that is moved in for not retreating. The Fossa man doesn't miss those.

A handling error from David Clifford of all people and Armagh turn defence into attack. Rian O'Neill finishes the counterattack and the Armagh fans find their voice. A decent and much-needed spell for the Orchardmen.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

"As the game has gone on, Kerry are finding it more difficult to get the ball in.

You might find that Clifford and O'Shea will have to come out on the loop."

Conor Turbitt with a shot that comes down off the post. But Armagh recycle and have won a free. Rian O'Neill works it short with numbers to hit right and it's Niall Grimley in for his second.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

Great tackle by (Rory) Grugan.

When you get a forward tackling like that it gives you so much energy, but again their transition is just too slow.

Niall Grimley ends a barren 10 minutes for Armagh but Kerry really made them work for that one.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

"I just seen Brosnan making a movement with his hands. He's asking will i rotate in and out?

"You'll see the Kerry lads rotating in and out whether its physically, or just want to stretch the one on ones."

We've just hit the 15-minute mark and it's been all Kerry after an even opening few minutes. Seanie O'Shea has been put through to score his second of the day. Armagh need a bit of a foothold at this stage.

A Kerry free from right on the sideline under the Hogan Stand. It's far from easy but this is David Clifford with the opportunity and he nails it.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

"Armagh are playing a bit narrow.

They could probably stretch Kerry with having a few more boys on the wings."

Kerry have enjoyed a nice spell and virtually owned the ball but they hit their first wide. Armagh get back on the front foot but Aidan Forker's shot drops short.

Orla Bannon
BBC Sport NI at Healy Park

Barry McCambridge has been given the job of man-marking Kerry star forward David Clifford and he's doing well in the early stages.

Paddy Burns is picking up Paul Geaney.

At the other end, Jason Foley is on Murnin and Tom O'Sullivan on Turbitt.

Lots of interesting one-on-one battles to keep an eye on with just 10 minutes played.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

"Armagh way too deep here.

They are playing with three sweepers."

A nice build-up from Kerry and Dara Moynihan slots over. The Kingdom with back-to-back points for the first time. We're 10 minutes in.

Tony Brosnan from distance and Kerry edge ahead for a third time. Both teams seem happy to go direct once on the ball.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

"Just in that play alone you learn so much.

"If you don't press the kick-in it doesn't matter how many bodies you have back there covering and sweeping, the pressure on the ball has to be put on."