It's all over in the Athletic Grounds, where Armagh have beaten Westmeath by five points.

Aidan Nugent and Rory Grugan closed out the scoring for Armagh, with John Heslin grabbing consolations for his side.

Donegal captain, Patrick McBrearty gets his first of the day shooting over after a neat swivel.

Mattie Donnelly goes on a solo run of his own fisting over the bar for a much needed Tyrone score.

Eoghan Ban Gallagher finds space inside a crowded area to shoot over the top.

Tyrone conjure up a goal chance Conn Kilpatrick combines with Darragh Canavan and the latter shoots wide going for the top left hand corner.

Westmeath need two goals if they are to pull off a miraculous comeback, and they almost had one, but Stephen Smith's low shot was fingertipped past the post by Blaine Hughes.

They do have a score however, as Kevin Maguire raises a white flag. There will be four minutes of additional time.

Tyrone stops the rot with Darren McCurry slotting over his first of the day after a fine diagonal pass from Conn Kilpatrick.

Substitute Aidan Nugent converts a free to push Armagh six points ahead with two minutes of normal time to go.

Three scores in a row for the home team, Oisin Gallen has been closely marshalled by Padraig Hampsey in the opening stages but, he gets the ball in his hands and eases away from the Coalisland man before kicking a point.

Darren McCurry hits the big post from a scorebale Tyrone free in the next attack.

Donegal reply with Paedar Mogan clipping over, that's four on the bounce and the Ulster Champions have found their rhythm.

There are less than 10 minutes to go and Armagh look to be on their way to victory, as Luke Loughlin and Rory Grugan trade points.

Armagh's Oisin Conaty could have put the game to bed, but he was denied by an excellent save from Westmeath goalkeeper Jason Daly in a one on one.

Donegal are looking dangerous when they run at the heart of the Tyrone defence.

Ciaran Thompson slips away from a few challenges before blasting over the bar with a hint of a goal chance on.

Ruairi Canavan hits Tyrone's third wide of the game.

Jason McGee breaks free after a smart kick-out from Sean Patton before clipping over the bar, that will settle the home team.

Daire O Baoil spurns a goal chance at one end before Darren McCurry lands a belter of a score off of his right at the other end.

Donegal have another half chance of a goal from the very next attack, Eoghan Ban Gallagher squaring across goal but, Niall Devlin is alert to the danger.

Rory Grugan's third point of the day had Armagh ahead by six, but the visitors respond.

After 20 minutes of second half action, Westmeath finally have their first score - via full back Kevin Maguire.

Michael McKernan with an industrious run up the left hand side and he is eventually fouled.

Darragh Canavan hangs the resulting free in the air for an eternity before it drops between the sticks, first blood to Tyrone.

Cavan referee, Joe McQuillan throws the ball in to a large cheer of anticipation from the near capacity crowd, another Donegal versus Tyrone battle is underway!

There hasn't been a score for either side in a while, and Westmeath may be beginning to run out of ideas.

Jason Duffy is in for Stefan Campbell for Armagh.

Armagh are on fire!

Andrew Murnin pushes their lead out to five, before Robbie Forde sends a shot wide from close range at the other end.

Westmeath's Matthew Whittaker is on for Conor Dillon.

Following a fairly pedestrian first half display, Armagh have come out for the second half showing much more pace, drive and urgency!

They lead by four following further scores from Rory Grugan and Oisin Conaty.

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Oisin Conaty opens the scoring in the second half with a fine point on the spin.

We're back up and running in Armagh.

Armagh boss Kieran McGeeney must have been reading our updates at half-time, as Oisin O'Neill is on for Ben Crealey.

One late change to the Donegal team named yesterday, Eoghan Ban Gallagher replaces Mark Curran at right corner back.

Tyrone will start as per match programme.