Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park

David Clifford has gotten to know his man-marker Barry McCambridge well in recent encounters.

The Kerry star has been frustrated so far. Just the one score - albeit a lovely one - to his name so hats off to McCambridge.

Seanie O'Shea has 0-10, though.

Paudie Clifford lands a point and puts one between them.

Sean O'Shea with a wonder score off his left for his third two-pointer.

At the other end, Ben Crealey kicks a poor wide for Armagh and that's their sixth.

David Clifford tries a shot off his right boot for a two point score but leaves it short into the hands of Ethan Rafferty.

Joe O'Connor replies for the Kingdom.

Rian O'Neill eases past a few heavy challenges to curl over off of his right boot.

What a score from the Crossmaglen man and Armagh lead by five.

Dylan Geaney kicks Kerry's fifth wide.

Oisin Conaty jinks and jives this way through before landing his fourth point.

Rian O'Neill kicks it off the ground and curls it in from the right and over the bar.

Rian O'Neill is lining up the two-pointer.

Temporary Armagh substitution as Jason Duffy replaces a bloodied Jarly Og Burns.

Free for Armagh from two point range and it looks like Rian O'Neill will take it.

Joe O'Connor bursts through for Kerry past three Armagh defenders and it ends up over the bar but he was going for goal.

Armagh hit the first score of the second half as Darragh McMullan fists over the bar with a goal chance on.

It's now or never for Armagh and Kerry.

35 minutes to seal the final semi-final spot.

Paudie Clifford is on for Kerry at half-time it looks like Conor Geaney is off.

Paudie Clifford went through a fairly extensive warm-up at half time here in Croke Park.

Will he be introduced when we get back underway?

Today's attendance at Croke Park is 70,530.

Donegal manager Jim McGuinness tells BBC Sport NI's Mark Sidebottom that he did not support the decision of the Donegal county board to raise the issue of his side's six-day turnaround before their All-Ireland quarter-final win over Monaghan at Croke Park on Saturday.

McGuinness says the first he knew of the statement was when he read it on his phone.

Donegal trailed by seven points at half-time against the Farney county but won the second half 1-15 to 0-5 to turn the game round and emerge 1-26 to 1-20 victors.

Read the report of the game here.