All-Ireland SFC: Donegal 2-23 Clare 0-5 - Donegal qualify for quarter-final as group winners
All-Ireland SFC: Tyrone 1-18 Cork 0-17 - Tyrone face home preliminary quarter-final after finishing second
Tailteann Cup quarter-final: Down 1-18 Wicklow 0-12 - Mournemen reach last four
All-Ireland SFC: Roscommon 3-20 Cavan 1-20 - Cavan out of championship
Tailteann Cup quarter-final: Fermanagh 0-11 Antrim 1-11
All-Ireland SFC: Derry 2-7 Westmeath 0-9 - Derry win to avoid early exit
FT: Derry 2-7 Westmeath 0-9
That's all from today's GAA action as Derry keep their All-Ireland hopes alive.
You can read Matt Gault's report from the win or bust match for Mickey Harte's side here.
Keep an eye out on the BBC Sport website for reaction and catch up with all of the day's reports too.
See you tomorrow for more fun and games as Armagh and Monaghan are in action.
Image source, InphoDerry 2-7 Westmeath 0-9 FT
Westmeath forward John Heslin speaking to GAAGO:
"We gave it our all but the second goal came at the wrong time for us."
Derry 2-7 Westmeath 0-9 FT
Man of the Match Ciaran McFaul speaking to GAAGO:
“It’s relief to get over the line. We knew it would be a grind, Westmeath had put it up to Armagh and Galway.
But we knew we had beaten Dublin in Croke Park and had not become a bad team overnight.
We are meeting every day so there’s no time to listen to anybody outside the group. Everyone is best friends in the group.
There were stories going about left, right and centre but the players know the truth and we are still in the hat.
It’s a win after three losses on the bounce and it’s about getting that winning feeling again because we got used to winning during the League.”
Derry 2-7 Westmeath 0-9
Derry fans breathe a huge collective sigh of relief as the final whistle goes in Pairc Esler.
After three straight championship defeats, they stay alive this summer courtesy of a nervy four-point win over Westmeath.
The Leinster side will wonder what might have been because Derry were lacking confidence but they were unable to land the killer blow.
Derry 2-7 Westmeath 0-9
It's desperate measures in desperate times for Westmeath, who are launching aimless high balls forward and they're being easily cut out by a Derry side that will be relieved to hear the final whistle.
Derry 2-7 Westmeath 0-9
Emmet Bradley blasts home Derry's second goal to ease the nerves around Pairc Esler.
Derry were teetering on the brink but that goal should see them stumble over the line.
Westmeath will have regrets after this, because Derry were there for the taking.
Derry 1-7 Westmeath 0-9
WOW!
Jack Smith follows his brother by landing a score to reduce the deficit to a single point.
Westmeath are playing with purpose now while Derry are so fragile.
Can the Leinster side pull off the improbable?
Image source, InphoDerry 1-7 Westmeath 0-8
Westmeath's subs bench is making an impact with Stephen Smith following Forde in raising a white flag.
Maybe we shouldn't stick a fork in this game just yet...
Derry 1-7 Westmeath 0-7
Westmeath have just 'scored' a point via Robbie Forde that looked well wide of the near post.
Could that be crucial in 15/20 minutes time?
Certainly that did not look like a score.
Derry 1-7 Westmeath 0-6
Ah that's class by Conor Glass.
Some welcome quality there from the Glen man, runs a nice line and accepts the pass, takes a quick look at the posts and dissects them from distance.
Derry are jittery but they really should be able to see this one out from here.
Derry 1-6 Westmeath 0-6
It wasn't convincing, but Shane McGuigan converts a free after a very harsh foul called on Westmeath for a good shoulder challenge on Emmet Bradley.
The game might have the jeopardy that people have been clamouring for after so many round robin games, but this is a hard watch.
Derry 1-5 Westmeath 0-6
James Dolan ends the mediocrity with the first score of the second half.
After an agricultural shunt, he uses his physicality to shield the ball and land the score for Westmeath.
Derry 1-5 Westmeath 0-5
In case you think you're missing something in this second half, you're not.
An instantly forgettable five minutes of Championship football has just elapsed.
Image source, InphoDerry 1-5 Westmeath 0-5
The rain is still pouring down in Newry but perhaps the dark storm clouds are starting to lift over Derry after a miserable two months.
It's all to play for because in 35 minutes, one of these teams will exit the Championship.
HT: Derry 1-5 Westmeath 0-5
Aaron Kernan
Former Armagh defender on GAAGO
Quote MessageThat goal has given Derry a new lease of life. You can see that bit of confidence coming into them.
Derry 1-5 Westmeath 0-5
Eunan Mulholland scores from the wing with Derry starting to believe after that goal from McCluskey.
Derry looked extremely shaky and vulnerable for most of that opening half but McCluskey's goal gives them a platform to build on in the second half.
Derry 1-4 Westmeath 0-5
Conor McCluskey scores a welcome goal for Derry!
That was more like the slick Derry attack that we saw during their successful Division One league campaign. McCluskey was making those runs for fun earlier in the year and his thunderous shot gives Derry their first goal in this year's Championship.
Derry 0-4 Westmeath 0-5
The wily Ray Connellan points for Westmeath, who are growing in confidence.
Fermanagh 0-11 Antrim 1-11
Fermanagh need a goal and Conor McShea's near post effort is out for a 45 which comes to nothing. The final whistle goes and Antrim have stunned the hosts, coming from seven behind to win.
They will head to Croke Park next Sunday as Fermanagh's Tailteann Cup campaign comes to an end.
Fermanagh 0-11 Antrim 1-11
Eoin Hynds points as the game moves into four minutes of stoppage time.