Division Two: Armagh 2-16 Meath 0-10
Division Two: Fermanagh 2-12 Kildare 0-12 - Live on BBC iPlayer
Division Three: Down 3-16 Limerick 0-9
Fermanagh 1-7 Kildare 0-6
Not what Kildare needed after that quick start.Kevin Feely has now received a black card seemingly for dissent.Shane McGullion has made his return from the sin bin.
Fermanagh 1-7 Kildare 0-6
Back-to-back scores provide a perfect start to the second half for the Lilywhites.Paddy Woodgate has kicked their first from play and Mark Donellan has since stroked an effortless free straight over the black spot from distance.
Ciaran Mackin (Armagh) 38 mins
Armagh are well on there way to victory after their second goal of the game.
Stefan Campbell's shot dropped short and wasn't dealt with by the Meath full back line. The ball ended up in the hands of Ciaran Mackin, who rifled his shot into the top corner on the turn.
Eoghan Frayne has responded with a pointed free and Shane Walsh has come on for Meath in place of Aaron Lynch.
Fermanagh 1-7 Kildare 0-4
The sides are back out and the second half is about to begin here.Kildare yet to score from play.
Armagh 1-8 Meath 0-5
We're back underway in Armagh. It's hard to see the home side throwing away their lead from here and with plenty of talented substitutes to call upon if needed, Kieran McGeeney's men looked prime to continue their winning start to the season.
HT: Fermanagh 1-7 Kildare 0-4
A reminder of what is to come tomorrow, with more Allianz National League fixtures on Sunday, including some tasty derbies.
Image source, BBC SportSunday GAA Fixtures
HT: Fermanagh 1-7 Kildare 0-4
Tyrone midfielder Conn Kilpatrick looks set to miss Sunday's Allianz Football League Division One derby against Mickey Harte's Derry after his sending off against Roscommon was upheld.
Kilpatrick received a straight red card from referee Martin McNally for a high tackle on Roscommon's David Murray.
The GAA's Central Hearing Committee rejected Kilpatrick's plea on Thursday.
Read more here.
Image source, BBC SportTyrone's Conn Kilpatrick receives a straight red card from referee Martin McNally
Down 3-8 Limerick 0-5
Liam Kerr taps over a close range free, Peter Nash repeats the feat at the other end with Limerick’s first score in 22 minutes right on the half- time whistle.
Limerick started like a team with real purpose racing into a three-point lead but, 3-6 without reply in a twenty minute spell has Down in a well- deserved lead.
Goals win games and the two penalties from Odhran Murdock wouldn’t look out of place in Wembley never mind Pairc Esler, Daniel Guinness’ finish wasn’t half bad either.
HT: Fermanagh 1-7 Kildare 0-4
Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC iPlayer
Quote MessageFermanagh are playing with more creativity up front, but Kildare, it seems very clueless as to how they are trying to break this Fermanagh side down. They look toothless.
Fermanagh 1-7 Kildare 0-4
The sides traded scores in the early stages, but Fermanagh go in at the break comfortably in front.The goal came from a dropped ball by Mark Donnellan after Brian Byrne had been shown a black card for Kildare but the Ernemen are well worth their lead.Fantastic scores from all over the field with both Lee and Che Cullen getting on the act from the full-back line kicking two incredible points. Fermanagh will start the second half with 14 men however, with Shane McGullion having been shown a black card towards the end of the first period.
HT: Armagh 1-8 Meath 0-5
It's half-time here at the Athletic Grounds, where Armagh lead Meath 1-8 to 0-5, after a surge of scores in the dying minutes of the half.
It had been score for score for the first half hour, but 1-3 without reply from the home team has them six ahead at the break and it is hard to see them losing from here.
Cian McConville (Armagh) 33 mins
Cian McConville was given his chance to prove himself by Kieran McGeeney this evening, after being an unused substitute last week.
He has grabbed the opportunity with both hands, smashing the ball into the top corner of the net from close range after an assist from Oisin Conaty.
A Rory Grugan point has Armagh six ahead.
Fermanagh 1-7 Kildare 0-4
Fermanagh are now down to 14 players themselves with Shane McGullion sent to the bin.Perhaps that could now give Kildare some impetus. They have been fairly wasteful thus far.
Down 3-7 Limerick 0-4
Oisin Savage finally gets his first score after having a hand in everything positive going forward for Down. Daniel Guinness then adds a point to his earlier goal and stretches the lead out to twelve points.
Armagh 0-7 Meath 0-5
Cian McBride got Meath back on level terms after he fetched a high ball from Darragh Campion out of the sky, claimed his mark and converted from close range.
However, Armagh respond with another pointed free from Conor Turbitt, before Conor O'Neill added to their tally to put them ahead by two.
Fermanagh 1-7 Kildare 0-4
Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC iPlayer
Quote MessageIt is a difficult mistake for Kildare to stomach, Mark Donnellan is a bit unfortunate, he did not deal with it. For it to drop in the net at this stage of the game is huge for Fermanagh and a sucker punch for Kildare.
Fermanagh 1-7 Kildare 0-4
Declan McCusker's lofted kick has ended up in the net after a clanger from Kildare goalkeeper Mark Donnellan.
Down 3-5 Limerick 0-4
It’s all happening here at Pairc Esler, another penalty for Down which is once again sent into the top corner of the net by Odhran Murdock.
Cathal McSweeney is shown a black card for his foul on Oisin Savage in the build-up.
It’s going from bad to worse for the visitors, with the hosts electric in attack.
Armagh 0-5 Meath 0-4
A succession of frees has been the story of the first half for Armagh. Conor Turbitt has been deadly from set pieces, as he has tallied four of his side's five points - all from dead balls.
There is 10 minutes to go until half-time.
Down 2-5 Limerick 0-4
Odhran Murdock brings his tally to 1-2 with another fine effort from play.
Liam Kerr adds another from range.