Got your breath back yet?

That pulsating finale at Healy Park will live long in the memory for everyone who witnessed it.

Ryan O'Toole's goal in the final minute of injury time - when a point would have taken the game to extra time - won it for Monaghan and sends them through to a semi-final against holders Derry in a fortnight's time.

Take a minute and read John Haughey's match report here.

Thanks for joining us and keen an eye on the BBC Sport website for further reaction to the dramatic encounter.

Monaghan manager Vinny Corey:

"We gave the players a clear message of what they had to do. We were expecting a big second half from them and we got it. I'd have been disappointed to have gone to extra time as we had grabbed the momentum after the break."

Here's that outrageous Ryan O'Toole goal in the sixth and final minute of injury time that won this match in such hugely dramatic fashion for Monaghan.

Monaghan's Conor McManus:

"You only needed to watch that game to see what it means to both teams. We were too timid and tame in the first half, Tyrone played the game on their terms but we changed that in the second half."

Mickey Harte
Louth manager on BBC Two NI

The whole thing turned on its head. It is amazing what momentum can do in a game. That second half belonged to Monaghan.

Oisin McConville
Armagh All-Ireland winner on BBC Two NI

I'm genuinely wondering if Ryan O'Toole knew what the score was when he scored that goal. Did he not realise a point would have levelled it for Monaghan?

Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC Two NI

Everyone in the ground was no doubt telling Ryan O'Toole to flick it over the bar but he goes for goal and scores it. To get that winning goal on what was his Championship debut is unbelievable.

I get that it's my job and all that, but it's genuinely hard to relay just how dramatic the climax to that game was.

Unreal.

Absolutely unbelievable scenes.

That last-gasp goal from Ryan O'Toole wins it for Monaghan in what must be one of the most dramatic finishes to a game in Ulster Championship history!

This is getting ridiculous.

Ryan O'Toole scores a goal for Monaghan in the last minute of injury time.

You couldn't write this sort of stuff.

Everything was screaming that he takes his point but he went for a low shot at goal that sneaked in at the near post.

Outrageous stuff at Healy Park. It really, really is.

Wow.

Has Darren McCurry won it for Tyrone?

He scores to edge them a point ahead with less than a minute to play.

And there's the inevitable equaliser as Darragh Canavan scores a free.

Just less than two minutes left.

Will we have extra time?

Conor McManus scores a brilliant free as Monaghan creep in front again.

You know what happens next.... Tyrone equaliser incoming if the last few minutes are anything to go by.

Both sides score again as we go into what is six minutes of injury time.

The drama. The absolute Ulster Championship drama.

Breathe it in. Enjoy it (if you can).

This could not get any tighter as Tyrone draw level again with less than a minute of normal time to play.

Can't take your eyes off this one.

That's a huge call as Padraig Hampsey is shown a yellow card for a clash with Sean Jones.

That could have been a lot worse for the Red Hands.

Monaghan wrestle the lead back again with a Conor McManus free.

Five minutes to go.

How are your nerves?

Darragh Canavan brings Tyrone level - does he ever miss??

This is approaching 'thriller' status.

Niall Morgan slots a 45 home and Monaghan's lead is back down to a point.