Summary

  • Armagh 0-18 Derry 1-15 (AET) - Derry win penalty shootout 3-1

Live Reporting

  1. Armagh 0-9 Derry 1-7

    Oisin O'Neill scores a fine point for Armagh to once again bring them within a point of Derry.

  2. Armagh 0-8 Derry 1-6

    Ciaran McFaul is back for Derry and has come off the bench for the remaining 23 minutes.

  3. What it means to score an Ulster final goal!

    Armagh 0-8 Derry 1-6

    Brendan Rogers celebrates after scoring Derry's goal in the finalGetty Images

    Brendan Rogers celebrates after scoring Derry's goal in the final

  4. Armagh 0-8 Derry 1-6

    Armagh keeper Ethan Rafferty is starting to have more and more of an influence on this game as his side enjoy more and more possession as the second half rolls on.

    His contributions will be worth keeping an eye on.

  5. Armagh 0-8 Derry 1-6

    Derry's lead is back down to one point as Ciaran Mackin drills a powerful shot over the bar for what could be an important score.

    He really did catch that one on the sweet spot.

  6. Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-6

    Ethan Rafferty comes out of the Armagh goal again and injects pace into the attack to create space for a shot from distance - but he is just wide.

  7. Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-6

    It's a wide though as McGrogan is off target with that free from the ground.

  8. Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-6

    Five minutes into the second half and just the one point scored so far since the break.

    Derry have a free here, though, and could add to their tally.

  9. What a block!

    Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-6

    A superb block from Derry's Eoghan McEvoy to deny Armagh forward Andrew MurninInpho

    A superb block from Derry's Eoghan McEvoy to deny Armagh forward Andrew Murnin

  10. Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-6

    Armagh keeper Ethan Rafferty joins in the play again as his side enjoy a spell of possession after conceding that early point.

  11. Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-6

    Blistering start to the second half as Derry grab a point within 30 seconds through Niall Loughlin.

    Whatever was said at half time obviously worked.

  12. Contesting kick-outs key for Armagh - Clarke

    Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-5

    Martin Clarke
    BBC Sport NI pundit

    It has been intriguing. Early in the game Armagh didn't really contest the kick-outs and it was very much on Derry's terms and they got three points. Once Armagh decided to contest the kick-outs they got the two points and the message will be to contest them in the secoind half.

  13. Derry class of 1998 honoured

    Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-5

    John Haughey
    BBC Sport NI at Clones

    Derry's last Ulster title prior to their success 12 months ago was their 1998 triumph over Donegal and that side is being celebrated today.

    Great names like Anthony Tohill, Henry Downey and Eamonn Burns played in that team as did Joe Brolly, who in time-honoured fashion, blew a few kisses to the packed house at St Tiernach's Park today as he lined up alongside his team-mates from 25 years ago.

  14. 'Armagh need to bring high press to second half'

    HT: Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-5

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

    Armagh have attacked really well and got plenty of shots away but their high press is something they need to bring to this half. Derry will continue to do what they are doing, and just try to do it a little bit better.

  15. 'We'll have to wait for fireworks'

    HT: Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-5

    Conleith Gilligan
    Former Derry forward on BBC Two NI

    Derry settled really well and the goal gave them a platform in a game Armagh are doing really well in. It's such a big thing for Derry if they were to go back-to-back but it's huge for Armagh as well.

    There's a lot of fear because nobody wants to give possession away. They're taking the safe option first but it'll open up as we go on. The second half will start as the first finished but eventually one of the teams will have to push and that's when we'll see the fireworks.

  16. Murphy enjoying Clones decider

    Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-5

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

    It's been good and I've really enjoyed it. It's been really intricate - there's a lot of match-ups but it's been the little mentality pieces and the competitive nature of some of the players. Once one of the teams have gone forward the other has responded really well.

  17. 'What a great first half'

    Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-5

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

    What a great first half - the scoreline's a bit lower than we hoped but what's really impressed me is that once a team gets an important score and the energy goes up the other team are doing the right things. They're catching the ball in the middle of the field and getting a score. It's back and forth and they are not panicking.

  18. Half-time

    Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-5

    The half time whistle goes and it's Derry who have their noses in front as they hold a 1-5 to 0-7 lead.

    An intriguing game with very little between the two sides.

    Big, big second half incoming.

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  19. Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-5

    Rian O'Neill shows his absolute class once again as he finds the target from distance for a point that brings Armagh to within one point of Derry.

  20. Armagh 0-6 Derry 1-4

    Well, well, well.

    A Shane McGuigan free from distance drops short and is easily collected by Rafferty.