That is all from us as Armagh book their place in the Ulster Championship semi-final after a convincing win against Fermanagh.

Up next for them is a last four clash against Down.

You can read Matt Gault's report from the game at Brewster Park here.

Thanks for joining us, goodbye.

Fermanagh's Ultan Kelm speaking to BBC Sport NI: "We weren't happy with our start, we were probably playing within ourselves a little bit and when we went down to 14-men it was always going to be an uphill battle.

"In the second half it was about putting a bit of pride back in the jersey and finishing strong."

Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

Down will go in under the radar for the Armagh semi-final after that performance against Antrim and with Armagh's exciting frontline, which was demonstrated by that first 25 minutes block.

Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

Fermanagh probably need two Ultan Kelms, one who can bring energy through the middle and be that dangerous outfit in attack.

He was really impressive in the second half, he led that fightback.

Owen Mulligan
Former Tyrone forward and All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

Rory Grugan was excellent today, he was bringing people into play, playing with the head up and he was always looking to get players into the scoring zones. He is comfortable on the ball, and he contributed with some long-range shots.

Man-of-the-match Rory Grugan speaking to BBC Sport NI: "We did a lot of the donkey work in the first half, we managed to turn them over a few times and get the goals and once you have that cushion you can play the game on your own terms."

Owen Mulligan
Former Tyrone forward and All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

Fermanagh were a lot better in the second half, a couple of great scores and that is all you can ask for.

Oisin O'Neill adds a very late point for Armagh, who will face Down in the Ulster Championship semi-final after their convincing win against Fermanagh at Brewster Park.

Fermanagh were much improved in the second half after a below-par first half, but those goals from Conor Turbitt, Jarly Og Burns and Stefan Campbell proved key as Armagh progressed to the last four.

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

There's not won who sticks out but I'm going for Rory Grugan - he did really well in picking out the right man at the right time.

We are into three minutes additional time at the end of the game.

Brandon Horan and Conor Love add two more scores for Fermanagh, who have been much improved in the second half.

Rory Grugan evades a number of challenges and darts into the box before squaring to Barry McCambridge, who fists over the crossbar.

Fermanagh have come out to salvage some pride in this second half and that is what they are doing, Fionan O'Brien and Conor get another two points for the home side.

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

Armagh have got a nice blend of attack and defence - their transitions are excellent, the structure is really good but against other opposition, against Down, they won't get that chance.

Stefan Campbell nonchalantly lifts the ball over the bar for Armagh. The ball was recycled to him as the goal opportunity was shut down for Joe McElroy.

Fermanagh then register two scores in a row from Ultan Kelm and Fionan O'Brien, with Campbel responding with a point from range.

Rory Grugan lands a free as Armagh continue to add to the scoreboard.

They haven't been as quick in attack so far in this second period but given their comfortable advantage, they don't need to be.

Ultan Kelm drives forward, weaving past a number of challenges before smashing a shot against the post. When your luck is out, it is truly out.

Ciaran Mackin jinks his way inside and curls over another point for Armagh.

Garvan Jones gets Fermanagh off the mark in the second half with a free.