Down 2-13 Donegal 1-11 (Result)
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Well, folks. That's all for today and another weekend of Ulster Championship action.
The final four are set and one of Derry, Monaghan, Armagh and Down will lift the Anglo-Celt Cup.
You can read John Haughey's report from this afternoon's game at Pairc Esler here.
See you next weekend for the fun and games from the semi-finals! Bye!
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FT: Down 2-13 Donegal 1-11
Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Two NI
Armagh were dominant last night against Cavan and grow in every game they play in. I think it is going to be a great and competitive game against Down.
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Marty Clarke, Down coach: "There was a lot of hard work went into that. We were so determined to get over the line against a big team.
"The sunshine is out and we played some good football at times. It is really important for this group of players and the kids on the pitch to enjoy this moment before we start preparing for Armagh."
FT: Down 2-13 Donegal 1-11
Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Two NI
The penalty was the defining moment and Down grew in confidence from that.
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Image source, InphoDonegal's Daire O’Baoill holds on to the ball as Danny Magill moves in
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Man of the Match Ryan Johnston: "I'm just glad to get over the line. Seeing the crowd, having them behind you, it was a great atmosphere. It's just great and we'll take every game as it comes.
We had a decent league campaign and were a bit disappointed to miss out on promotion, but we are taking it each game as it comes. It's Ulster Championship football and it throws up surprises."
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Of course, Down now set up a tantalising semi-final with Armagh.
Who do you fancy for that one?
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Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC Two NI
The best team definitely won. Down had more energy, more hunger and were better organised.
FT: Down 2-13 Donegal 1-11
That's a first win over Donegal in the Ulster Championship since 2010!
As commentator Oisin Langan says, the sun is shining on Down today!
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Down are through to the semi-finals of the Ulster Championship!
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We're into the final minute.
Conleith Gilligan has named Ryan Johnston as man of the match. We won't argue with that one.
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And just like that, Andrew Gilmore finishes this one with a big score!
Donegal need a miracle now!
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Down know they are almost there. They are taking the sting out of the game and are happy to keep possession.
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Conor Poland fists over the bar to put four between the sides.
Will that be enough?
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FIVE MINUTES OF ADDITIONAL TIME!
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And Daniel Guinness goes up the other end and lands a monster score!
Huge 30 seconds in the game!
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And now Shaun Patton cracks the woodwork with a free and it falls to a red jersey! One minute of normal time remaining!
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And Conleith's words almost immediately come true.
Ciaran Thompson kicks a free but it drops just wide! Big let off!
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Conleith Gilligan
Former Derry forward on BBC Two NI
It looks like Down will try and defend this lead out, which is dangerous in itself.