Postpublished at 19:34 British Summer Time 22 April 2023
Cavan 0-8 Armagh 1-11
First score of the half for Armagh.
Greg McCabe races on to Ethan Rafferty's thumping kickout and keeps his head to get the Orchard up and running in the second half.
Cavan v Armagh (18:30)
Niall Keenan
Cavan 0-8 Armagh 1-11
First score of the half for Armagh.
Greg McCabe races on to Ethan Rafferty's thumping kickout and keeps his head to get the Orchard up and running in the second half.
Cavan 0-8 Armagh 1-10
Gearoid McKiernan gets his name on the scoresheet. Cavan need to see more from him in this second period to have any chance of turning this game around.
Armagh have gone to the bench and a certain Rian O'Neill is on the pitch, replacing Jemar Hall. His first Championship minutes of 2023
Cavan 0-7 Armagh 1-10
Cavan 0-7 Armagh 1-10
Start of the comeback?Cavan's Paddy Lynch again reels in a mark and is on target from the resulting kick.Deficit cut to six.
Cavan 0-6 Armagh 1-10
Orla Bannon
BBC Sport NI at Breffni Park
It's an awful night in Cavan but it hasn't kept the faithful away!
Nearly 12,000 have made their way to Breffni Park this evening... the majority with umbrellas!
A good show by both sets of fans on a miserable Saturday night.
Cavan 0-6 Armagh 1-10
Disaster averted.
Ball sent in by Stefan Campbell and knocked down by Andrew Murnin but Ben Crealey is beaten to the ball this time around and Cavan breathe a huge sigh of relief.
Cavan 0-6 Armagh 1-10
The second half is underway.
Tiarnan Madden is on at half-time for Cavan replacing Jonathan McCabe.
Cavan 0-6 Armagh 1-10
With both sides preparing to head back out onto the field is it a question of damage limitations for Cavan or can they reach down into the well and make it a contest?
Cavan 0-6 Armagh 1-10 (HT)
It's been a commanding first half performance from Armagh, helped in part to Ben Crealey's goal just before the break.
More to come from the Orchard county or will there be a comeback from Cavan?
Cavan 0-6 Armagh 1-10 (HT)
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Cavan 0-6 Armagh 1-10 (HT)
Cavan 0-6 Armagh 1-10 (HT)
Orla Bannon
BBC Sport NI at Breffni Park
Armagh have been criticised for a lack of goals this year but they were queuing up there to get one past Raymond Galligan.
Only Armagh's fourth major of the season but it could be an important one as they are streaking clear without having to hit top gear.
Cavan have gone into their shell and look short of confidence. Mickey Graham has his work cut out at half time while Armagh will be delighted how this going by half time.
Cavan 0-6 Armagh 1-10
Kieran McGeeney's side are in command at the break.
Ben Crealey's goal could leave the game all over bar the shouting. Cavan having issues containing the Armagh attack.
Cavan 0-6 Armagh 1-10
Having suffered that sucker punch Cavan have reduced their arrears with Conor Brady and Cian Madden both clipping over.
Cavan 0-4 Armagh 1-10
Armagh are racing ahead now and get the game's first goal.
Ciaran Mackin has been marauding forward all game for Armagh and having picked up possession he slips it across for Ben Crealey to tip into the net.
There was a hint of square ball but the goal stands.
Cavan 0-4 Armagh 0-10
Paddy Lynch fetches a mark and makes no mistake with his effort.But it is cancelled out by Jemar Hall up the other end.
Cavan 0-3 Armagh 0-9
The hosts are forced into a substitution with Jason McLoughlin not fit to continue.He is replaced by Niall Carolan.
Cavan 0-3 Armagh 0-9
Cavan 0-3 Armagh 0-9
Orla Bannon
BBC Sport NI at Breffni Park
Have the Cavan fans got their hands on a load of vuvuzelas???
Deafening noise from the town end terrace as Grugan was shaping up to hit that free.
Cavan 0-3 Armagh 0-9
Ciaran Mackin picks up the subsequent goal kick finds Conor Turbitt in acres and this time on his left the Clann Eireann man raises a white flag.