Three-in-a-row for Dublin as the boys in blue latch onto a poor Sean Patton kick-out - Colm Basquel applies the finish.

Having trailed by 12 points at half-time, Tyrone will be relieved to have reduced the deficit to seven points, but this was a dominant win for a rampant Armagh side, who put on a show for their fans on their return to the Athletic Grounds for the first time since winning the All-Ireland title last summer.

Colm Basquel with a big score off his right and we are level.

Killian McGinnis cuts through the middle and opens the account for the Dubs.

Two in a row for Donegal and this time it's Michael Langan.

Shane O'Donnell kicks Donegal into the lead.

McKernan swings the boot at it and lands another two-pointer.

Paddy Neilan the match referee from Roscommon throws the ball in and it's Michael Langan and Killian McGinnis who contest the throw-in.

Michael McKernan lands a two-pointer from play for Tyrone.

Kieran McGeary follows up with a point.

The deficit is down to single figures for the first time in ages.

Jemar Hall becomes the 10th different Armagh player to score.

A long 10 minutes left for Tyrone to suffer.

Ethan Rafferty bombs forward, throws a dummy and sends over a lovely point.

He must be loving these new rule enhancements.

Safe to say he looks set to be Armagh's number one 'keeper this year.

Tyrone sub Eoin McElholm replies with a point.

Brian Kennedy, Seanie O'Donnell and Shea O'Hare tag on one-point scores for Tyrone.

McCurry lands another two-pointer for Tyrone from a free.

A two pointer from Darren McCurry, Tyrone's first of the night.

Murnin's point was Armagh's fourth of the second half.

It has taken them only nine minutes to score more than Tyrone managed in the entire first half.

Liam Gray tags on Tyrone's fifth point.

Caolan McGonagle will start in place of Odhran Doherty at left corner forward on the Donegal team.

Dublin will start as per match programme.

14,366 spectators are packed inside the Athletic Grounds.

Rory Grugan with his first of the night from a free after Armagh are again first to the breaking ball and Tyrone concede a silly foul.

Armagh pick up where they left off with a point from Tomas McCormack.

Tyrone need to shoot the lights out in the second half with the wind at their backs but Armagh have just shown they are in no mood to let them back into the game.

Two changes for Tyrone - Eoin McElholm and Conn Kilpatrick are on for Cassidy and Donaghy.