Well, it didn't have the fireworks of yesterday's semi-final but Galway ground it out to secure a place in the decider against Armagh.

It's disappointment for Donegal, who faded late in the game but they are on the upward curve after winning promotion and the Ulster title.

We hope you enjoyed but that's all from us for now.

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

From Galway's point of view, something Padraig Joyce will be happy about, they still found a way.

Even with them tow of out (Walsh and Comer), they still found a way and they found scores through that middle eight.

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

I think Galway did defend better in the second half.

Donegal probably ran out of a few more options.

They started the second half really well, but Galway always just did wear they down and that's the fine margins.

Oisin McConville
Armagh All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

I think Galway just wore Donegal down in the end.

They just had that extra bit of quality up front.

I don't want to pick certain individuals out, from Oisin Gallen kicked the free wide, Donegal's efficiency fell through the floor.

There was a lot pot-shots, there was no ball into the full forward line.

I think Donegal will regret some of their decision making in the second half, because i think it was there for them.

Mickey Harte
Former Derry & Tyrone boss on BBC Sport

Look at efficiency rate. Ten points of thirteen in the first half, five out of eleven in the second.

In a tight margin game like this, that's a serious statistic.

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

It's such fine margins, and even though the team has come a long way in the last twelve months, or even less than that, maybe ten months, they will look back upon today that there moments in that game, they owe nobody absolutely anything.

They've given us brilliant days out. In Clones, in Celtic Park in Derry, in Croke Park and for that reason it has been absolutely brilliant.

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

I feel for Donegal, it's been an impressive year for Donegal to get to an All-Ireland final, or to even win it considering where they were at last year. But it's very interesting to see now in an All-Ireland final is two managers that have been on the road for a long time.

It's going to be a great battle.

What a game!

Donegal had one last roll of the dice in stoppage time, as they launched a high ball in, but the ball ended up in the hands of a Galway man and Brendan Cawley called time on the game.

In the stands, N17 from the Saw Doctors rings out over the speakers and has the Galway supporters in full voice!

It's all over and Galway have held on to book their place alongside Armagh in the All-Ireland final!

"Oh no" says an exasperated Philly McMahon as Donegal's Peader Mogan goes for a point and puts it wide of the target.

Donegal have the ball with a minute left on the clock...

Can they work a goal?

It might be goal or bust time now!

Michael Langan attempts a shot from 40 metres out, but blazes it well wide of the target.

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

Galway will be practising this over the last few weeks, how to set up defensivly.

Different situation when the 70 minutes are up on the clock, in injury time and you are in an All-Ireland semi-final.

Patience is going to be the key.

Finger nails are being bitten in Croke Park.

It's not quite goal or bust for Donegal yet, but they need to score quickly.

Three minutes of stoppage time remain.

Is that the winning score?

Liam Silke puts Galway two ahead as we approach four additional minutes of stoppage time!

A Galway shot hits the post, drops down and punched towards goal by Damien Comer.

However, he doesn't get enough on it and Shaun Patton saves!

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

Donegal have to change their tactics.

If they don't Galway will just hold onto the ball.

Every single score from here on out will be magnified.

Have Donegal enough left to reel Galway in?

A two-point lead will feel massive for The Tribesmen.

Three minutes to go.

Maurice Deegan
Former inter-county referee on BBC Two NI

To be fair to Brendan, unfortunately to Ciaran the ball did touch the ground and the play was brought in for dissent.

Galway lead once again with less than five minutes of normal time to play following a converted free from Rob Finnerty.

Odhran Doherty is on for Aaron Doherty for Donegal.