We have only played 15 minutes but already favourites Tyrone have a commanding eight-point advantage as Peter Harte makes no mistake in finding the net from a penalty. Armagh defender James Morgan guilty of the foul on Mark Bradley.

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James Morgan barges into Peter Harte to concede a free from which Sean Cavanagh scores and soon afterwards Tiernan McCann lands a point from play. Worrying times for the Orchard County.

A fine start by Tyrone as Colm Cavanagh hoists the opening score and Mark Bradley tags on a couple more from play.

Tyrone: N Morgan; A McCrory, R McNamee, C McCarron; T McCann, P Hampsey, P Harte; C Cavanagh, C McCann; D McClure, N Sludden, K McGeary; M Bradley, S Cavanagh, M Donnelly.

Armagh: B Hughes; J Morgan, C Vernon, P Hughes; B Donaghy, M Shields, J McElroy; S Sheridan, N Grimley; R Grugan, C O'Hanlon, A Forker; J Clarke, G McParland, S Campbell.

Enda McGinley
Three-times All-Ireland winner

I think Armagh are being talked up and people are looking back to '03 and '05 when there was a great rivalry with Tyrone.

But that has no bearing to today's game and I can see Tyrone producing their best performance of the year this afternoon.

If they do that, I cannot see Armagh being able to live with them.

Ex-Armagh and Tyrone stars Oisin McConville and Enda McGinley indulge in some mind games ahead of the All-Ireland SFC quarter-final between the counties.

McConville believes Tyrone's championship form to date has not been quite as impressive as the perceived wisdom but his fellow BBC Sport NI GAA pundit McGinley laughed off the Armagh man's assertion.

Donegal's Michael Murphy and Armagh's Charlie Vernon get to grips with some of the basic skills of Gaelic games.

Radio Ulster's commentary team is in place for the first of today's All-Ireland quarter-finals which sees Armagh take on Ulster Champions Tyrone, throw-in is 4.00pm