Ryan O'Toole has a last-gasp chance to win it for Monaghan but is off-balance as he shoots and the ball goes wide. Immediately after Niall McDonnell's kickout, the final whistle is blown.

Monaghan looked dead and buried when they were five down with little more than 10 minutes remaining but the Farney men fought back to lead before Sam Mulroy's 68th-minute free ultimately earned Louth a draw.

Monaghan are off the mark in Group 4 while Louth are certain to be in the knockout stages after this draw and will top the table if they can beat Kerry in two weeks.

Vinny Corey's side must avoid defeat in their closing game against Meath to be sure of progression to the final 12 of the All-Ireland championship.

Niall Grimley scores Armagh's first point of the half.

These teams are continuing to slug it out as Niall Murphy levels again after McQuillan had edged Antrim in front.

I very nearly jinxed Derry with my last update!

Once again they are turned over and Armagh launch a dangerous counter attack. Rian O'Neill supplied Aidan Forker, and he tried to put the ball on a plate for Barry McCambridge to palm home, but the pass didn't do him any favours and his effort goes wide of the post.

Conor McManus misses a difficult chance for Monaghan in the final seconds of normal time. That's Monaghan 11th wide. We're going to have four minutes of added time.

Mayo have been impressive and more clinical in front of the posts so far.

10 wides for Donegal in the opening half, it's fair to say there's room to improve for Mickey McCann's side.

A big second half coming up.

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Derry have a lot of work to do, but they have started the second half brightly, as Shane McGuigan coverts his third free of the day, before Ethan Doherty splits the uprights.

There are only five points in it now and Derry are showing signs of life.

Mulroy brings Louth level again as he slots a free from 47 metres for his eighth point of the day. We've a minute of normal time remaining.

Antrim almost with a dream start to the second period but Paddy McAleer hits the side-netting.

Sligo upfield and Niall Murphy levels the game up.

Monaghan lead for the first time as Rory Beggan points a long-range free. What a turnaround we've had at Clones in the last seven minutes.

Conor Glass opens the second half's scoring.

We're back in action at Celtic Park. There are no changes for either side at the break.

After a Sam Mulroy free comes back off the woodwork, Monaghan level moments later as Conor McManus points a free won following a foul on Stephen O'Hanlon. We've eight minutes remaining.

We are back underway in Kingspan Breffni.

Antrim hold a slender lead but it's been a very open game as they and Sligo battle it out for top spot in Group Two of the Tailteann Cup.

No changes to either team at the break.

One would love to be a fly on the wall in the Derry changing room at the moment...

Whilst Armagh have been brilliant, it's fair to say that Derry have the architects of much of their own downfall to this point.

How will Mickey Harte galvanise his players ahead of a hugely important 35 minutes?

Conor McManus gives Monaghan a flicker of hope by slotting a free, which was won by Conor McCarthy. Four between the sides now.

Both teams have settled into this game and are starting to get into a rhythm.

Donegal's discipline could be better, Danny Cullen and Jack O'Loughlin have both been shown a yellow card in the opening half.

Mickey McCann's side have gifted Mayo a few frees, making things easy for them.

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Sam Mulroy is having one of those magical days as his longe-range free squeezes over the bar, with the help of an upright.

One thing to note for Derry and Armagh fans is that the other game in the group has concluded and Galway have beaten Westmeath 1-12 to 0-11.As things stand, Armagh and Galway will go head-to-head for top spot in the group in a fortnight, whilst Derry and Westmeath's contest will see the loser exit the Championship.