Derry 1-12 Cork 1-8 (FT)
Dublin 2-17 Mayo 0-11 (FT)
Kerry and Monaghan booked semi-final spots on Saturday
Cork 0-5 Derry 0-9
Enda McGinley
Former Tyrone All-Ireland winner on RTE
The shooting from both teams today has been below par. The team that can iron that out and hit a wee run of form coming into the final stretch, that's going to be massive.
Cork 0-5 Derry 0-9
In contrast, Derry win a close-range free and Shane McGuigan does what he does best.
The lead is up to four with 45 minutes on the clock.
Benny Herron is on for Derry in place of Niall Toner.
Cork 0-5 Derry 0-8
Maguire hits the post with a long-range effort. Cork are pressing but the wee things just aren't falling their way today.
Cork 0-5 Derry 0-8
A let off for Derry.
A long kick-out finds Brian O'Driscoll but he stumbles as he tries to fire the ball towards goal and it's well wide.
Image source, InphoBrian O' Driscoll reacts
Cork 0-5 Derry 0-8
Ciaran McFaul nudges Derry further clear with a neat strike.
Three between them.
Cork 0-5 Derry 0-7
Niall Loughlin opens the scoring in the second half.
Cork will have to make a change as Killian O'Hanlon pulls up with a hamstring injury.
Cork 0-5 Derry 0-6
Conor Glass and Brendan Rogers make two crucial interventions to stop a surging Cork attack.
Image source, InphoMatty Taylor is challenged by Conor Glass
Cork 0-5 Derry 0-6
A semi-final place up for grabs! Here we go!
HT: Cork 0-5 Derry 0-6
Image source, InphoConor McCluskey with Ian Maguire
Image source, Getty ImagesMatty Taylor of Cork as he is tackled by Padraig McGrogan and Paul Cassidy of Derry
Image source, InphoTommy Walsh with Eoghan McEvoy
HT: Cork 0-5 Derry 0-6
Enda McGinley
Former Tyrone All-Ireland winner on RTE
Shane McGuigan has been as quiet as we've seen him all year, so in terms of that area of the game it will be a real positive for Cork, doing well in cutting off that threat.
If they can get their own attacking play going better, they've nullified Derry well, that'll give Cork a chance if they can get a wee but more productive upfront.
HT: Cork 0-5 Derry 0-6
Don't forget, the game will be settled this afternoon.
We'll have extra-time if we're level after 70 minutes and, if required, there will be the dreaded penalties to decide this one.
HT: Cork 0-5 Derry 0-6
Ouch! You can feel a picture!
Image source, InphoCork 0-5 Derry 0-6
There goes the half-time whistle.
A strange half, with Cork having the majority of possession but Derry have dominated the scoring for the most part
Cork are staying in touch though and it sets up an intriguing second-half.
Image source, InphoCork 0-5 Derry 0-6
Kevin O'Donovan gets another point back deep into injury-time. Game on!
Cork 0-4 Derry 0-6
Steven Sherlock wins a 45 and sends it over the black spot.
Cork are staying in touch as we enter two minutes of additional time.
Image source, InphoSteven Sherlock with Eoghan McEvoy
Cork 0-3 Derry 0-6
Conor Glass has a go form range but it drops well short and Cork look to break.
It ends with Killian O'Hanlon having an attempt but it's another wide.
Cork 0-3 Derry 0-6
There are a few sloppy passes in the final third for Cork on the rare occasion they are able to surpass the blanket Derry defence.
The Ulster champions, on the other hand, have been clinical.
Image source, InphoCork v Derry
Cork 0-3 Derry 0-6
Ruairi Deane fists the ball over the bar to keep them in touch with Derry.
Cork 0-2 Derry 0-6
Enda McGinley
Former Tyrone All-Ireland winner on RTE
You can see the key difference, Derry are the better team at breaking down the blanket of defence which both teams are playing with.
Cork 0-2 Derry 0-6
Image source, InphoBrendan Rogers battling for possession with Killian O' Hanlon