Donegal take another step towards a third straight Ulster Championship title with a dominant 1-22 to 0-13 victory over Armagh at Kingspan Breffni.

Declan Bonner's side accumulated their highest ever Championship tally over the Orchard County with 13 different scorers powering the Tir Chonaill men towards the 22 November final.

Peadar Mogan scored the game's only goal just before half-time as Rian O'Neill top-scored for Armagh with seven frees.

You can read our match report here.

As for tomorrow, we'll have live television and radio coverage of Cavan v Down on BBC2 NI and BBC Radio Ulster on top of another live text commentary.

We hope you can join us again. Bye for now!

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BBC2 NI will bring you full deferred coverage of Donegal's win over Armagh this evening from 19:00 GMT.

Tomorrow, our attention turns to the second semi-final as last year's beaten finalists Cavan take on Down, who are bidding to reach their first Ulster final since 2017.

Coverage of that one begins at 13:15 GMT on BBC2 NI.

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Victorious Donegal boss Declan Bonner tells Sky Sports that his side produced a 'professional' performance to see off Armagh, but warns that they still have 'work to do' as they prepare for the Ulster Championship decider on 22 November.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Donegal goalscorer Peadar Mogan - who was named man of the match - said the reigning Ulster champions tried to 'control' the game in the second half after establishing a commanding 12-point lead at the break.

Well, it wasn't the most thrilling Ulster Championship semi-final from the neutral's perspective.

Donegal won't care, though. A dominant display at Breffni Park eases them past Armagh 1-22 to 0-13 to book their spot in the Ulster final, with Peadar Mogan's first-half goal the highlight.

Declan Bonner's men will take some beating in the final. They looked hugely impressive across the pitch this afternoon.

It's a ninth Ulster final in 10 years for the Tir Chonaill men and the chance to clinch a hat-trick of provincial titles.

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Langan uses his long stride to ghost into space before sending another unerring kick between the posts.

Another impressive display from him this afternoon.

Rian O'Neill and Oisin O'Neill add to Armagh's tally as Kieran McGeeney's men try to take the gloss off the scoreline before a quality response from Oisin Gallen.

Four minutes of added time to play.

Stefan Campbell is caught just as he pulls the trigger and Rian O'Neill thumps it over the bar.

Two more for the Donegal tally as a Murphy free is swiftly followed by Andrew McClean's first Championship point.

Turbitt slots his kick over the bar for his first Championship point but Donegal hit straight back as goalscorer Mogan takes his tally for the afternoon to 1-2.

Turbitt slides his second over from an advanced mark. There seems to be more space opening up but Armagh have not looked as though they will create a goal chance.

Niall Grimley points and narrows the deficit to 12.

Armagh look drained but they're refusing to give in.

Michael Murphy's free goes over but Jamie Clarke responds with a well-taken score. Clarke has scored both of Armagh's points from play.

Donegal's lead is 13.

Armagh look crestfallen as the second water break is called.

This has been a thoroughly impressive display from Donegal, who have looked efficient in practically every department.

It looks as though Hugh McFadden has picked up a knock, however, and he goes off to be replaced by Jason McGee.

Conor Turbitt replaces Rory Grugan for Armagh.

Jamie Brennan shows his low centre of gravity to turn his man before fisting the ball over.

That proves to be his last involvement, however, as he is replaced by the returning Patrick McBrearty, who bags his own point less than a minute after entering the fray.

More slick attacking play from Donegal.

Stefan Campbell, who has been kept quiet, slides a well-struck kick over the posts.

Armagh need goals, though, if they are to make this uncomfortable for Donegal.

Ryan Kennedy fails to stop Peadar Mogan's goal just before half-time.

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Ciaran Thompson thumps another free between the posts as Donegal re-establish their 12-point lead.

Nine different scorers for Bonner's men.

Change for Armagh as Cathal McKenna replaces Andrew Murnin.

Donegal notch their first score of the second half with a fine strike by Ciaran Thompson.

Andrew McClean comes on to replace Paul Brennan for Declan Bonner's side.

Rian O'Neill with a sweetly struck 45. Armagh have the wind at their backs now. They're still waiting for their first score from play, but they have made steady progress in the opening seven minutes of the second half.

Two changes for Armagh at the break as Andrew Murnin and Jemar Hall replace Jarly Og Burns and Conor O'Neill.