John Haughey
BBC Sport NI at Clones

For all the world from our vantage point in the press box, Rory Grugan's last-ditch 'mark' effort looked like it was heading over the bar there but just didn't have the legs as Odhran Lynch was able to pluck the ball out of the sky.

Can we take another 20 minutes of this? We're going to have to.

A pulsating final ends all-square after normal time.

So we go to extra time.

Such drama being served up at Clones.

A strange end to the match, too, as players from both sides surround the ball on the line and jostle each other with nobody actually touching the ball before the whistle goes.

Rory Grugan misses a big chance to win it in the final minute as he lands a free just short.

The drama. The absolute drama!

Free for Armagh as Brendan Rogers commits a foul and is shown a black card.

Rian O'Neill scores the free and the game is level for the first time since the seventh minute.

It's Armagh's turn to show patience in possession.

But then they inject some pace into their attack but it goes back to Rafferty.

It goes wide to Grugan and it finishes in the arms of Derry keeper Lynch.

How are your nerves?

Rory Grugan comes back on for Armagh.

Another huge Rian O'Neill point.

Derry's goal came from a high ball into the area and a fist into the net.

Armagh have just tried the same but it ends up with an Armagh 45 that Rian O'Neill delivers from.

Derry just one point ahead now.

That patient possession almost pays off for Derry as Brendan Rogers strikes the outside of the post from a difficult angle.

Three minutes on the clock. This is tense. So tense.

Next score is huge (when is it not, but you know what I mean)

More sustained Derry possession.

That's been a feature of this final.

Their patience is commendable.

Rian O'Neill is off target from distance for Armagh as their wide count for this final reaches nine.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Two NI

Point number four for Shane McGuigan as he curls another delicious left-foot free over to continue the nip-and-tuck nature of this game.

Back to two points in it. AGAIN.

Tempers are starting to flare a bit on the pitch in Clones as we head towards what will likely be a tense closing stage.

Eleven minutes of normal time left on the clock. Still one point in it.

Shane McGuigan has gone down here with what looks like a twisted thumb in a clash with Aaron McKay - who is shown a yellow card for his actions.

John Haughey
BBC Sport NI at Clones

Derry just can't quite shake off Armagh. The Oak Leafers edge two clear again only for Armagh to cut the deficit once more. Is this pattern going to change?

We said to keep an eye on Armagh keeper Ethan Rafferty and there he is landing an excellent point, catching the ball with the top of his left foot and getting just about the right bend on it to send it over for a point.

That one stayed hit from Conor Glass as he blasts a super point for Derry to once again extend their lead to two points.

Topsy-turvy doesn't begin to describe how the goals in this match have flowed.

You score, we score.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Two NI

Sorry, but how on earth did that Shane McGuigan shot find the target?!

The curl on that ball was outrageous as he grabs his third point of the game.

Stefan Campbell responds immediately for Armagh, though.