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Brian Byrne has been sent to the sideline after a cynical challenge.Garvan Jones has kicked over the resulting free and Fermanagh now lead by two with a numerical advantage.

Armagh are finally on level terms following a third converted free from Conor Turbitt, before Rory Grugan scored their first from play.

Conor Turbitt has got Armagh up and running on the scoreboard with two points from frees, but Meath twice go straight down the other end and restore their two-point advantage with classy scores from Eoghan Frayne and Jack O'Connor.

Odhran Murdock fires over Down’s first from play and puts his side into the lead for the first time in the contest.

Peter Fegan gets forward from right corner back to double the advantage.

'Anything you can do I can do better' After seeing his brother Lee score a glorious point earlier on Che Cullen has just landed one of his own with a colossal score.Beforehand, Jimmy Hyland tapped over a free for the visitors.

We're ten minutes in and Armagh remain scoreless after a slow start. Mathew Costello has doubled Meath's advantage from a free.

Iain Corbett lands from play to open the scoring and put the Munster side ahead.

Peter Nash doubles the advantage with a left footed free. Nash is on hand seconds later this time from play. What a start for Limerick!

The Ernemen lead in the early stages. A fantastic point from an acute angle by Lee Cullen opened the scoring for the hosts.Kildare goalkeeper Mark Donnellan responded with a long-range free off the turf but a Garvan Jones free has Fermanagh back in front.

Aaron Lynch gets the scoring underway for Meath with a point, but it could have been more. Eoghan Frayne was in with a chance at goal but lost his footing at the vital moment.

Two changes to both sides named in the match programme ahead of throw-in.

Conor Laverty is boosted by the return of Caolan Mooney from the start as Gareth McKibben drops out.

The other change is at right corner back, Finn McElroy drops out and is replaced by Johnny Flynn.

Billy Lee calls in the experienced, Cathal Downes to start in place of Emmet Rigter at centre forward. Jim Liston also replaces Tony McCarthy at right corner back.

The ball has thrown-in and we're underway in Armagh!

The hosts are favourites, but last week was proof that they will have to work hard to earn their points in Division Two.

We're underway in Brewster Park.

After a hard-earned point in Meath last weekend to open the campaign, Fermanagh host Kildare hoping to claim their first win.

Manager Kieran Donnelly has selected the same starting 15 including Sean Cassidy, who grabbed 1-02 in Navan.

Kildare meanwhile, are looking to bounce back after being beaten by Cavan 0-16 to 0-12 the first time out.

They make four changes to the team with Eoin Doyle, Alex Beirne, Aaron O'Neill and Shane O'Sullivan all coming into the side.

Fermanagh: R Bogue; L Cullen, C Cullen, O Smyth, D McCusker, S McGullion, JL Ellis; B Horan, J McDade, C McGee, R McCaffery, C McShea, U Kelm, G Jones, S Cassidy.Kildare: M Donellan, M O'Grady, E Doyle, K Flynn, J Sargent, B Byrne, K Feely, K O'Callaghan, A Beirne, B McCormack, A O'Neill, P Woodgate, S O'Sullivan, J Hyland.

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Armagh are hoping to make it two wins from two in their encounter against Meath at the Athletic Grounds.

Armagh have made a two late changes, with Aaron McKay coming in for Ciaran Higgins. The Dromintee man wasn't listed in the 26-man squad, but will wear the number three jersey. Cian McConville also comes in, in place of Barry McCambridge. Ross McQuillan will wear the number 25 jersey.

The home side's substitutes bench packs a punch with the likes of Oisin O'Neill, Jarly Og Burns and Tiernan Kelly to be called upon if needed.

For Meath, number 17 Michael Flood replaces Ciaran Caulfield at right wing-back, and Cian McBride - returning from a stint in the AFL - is in for Cathal Hickey at left wing-forward.

The Royal County were held to a draw last week at home to Fermnagh, and will be hopeful that they don't drop any further points this evening.

Armagh: B Hughes; P Burns, A McKay, P McGrane; C McConville, G McCabe, A Forker; B Crealey, C Mackin; C O’Neill, R Grugan, J McElroy; S Campbell, C Turbitt, O Conaty.

Meath: S Brennan; D Koegan, A O'Neill, M Murphy; M Flood, D Campion, S Coffey; R Jones, J Flynn; D McGowan, E Frayne, C McBride; A Lynch, M Costello, J O'Connor.

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It’s Division Three action at Pairc Esler this evening as Down host Limerick.

The home team are looking to make it two wins from two after last week’s win away at Wicklow.

Conor Laverty makes four changes from that victory, bringing a wealth of experience into the team. Conor Francis, Niall McParland, Rory Mason and Shealan Johnston all getting the call from the start.

The Mourne County are also boosted in the substitutes bench by the return of Caolan Mooney to the 26-man squad.

For the visitors, it’s Ulster opposition for the second week in a row, Limerick were beaten by Antrim on the opening weekend of the league.

Jimmy Lee makes just two changes to that side for the long journey north. Tommy Griffin coming in at midfield while, Eoin Hurley will start at the edge of the square.

Throw in here is 6pm if, there are any changes closer to throw in we’ll bring them to you.

Down: J O’Hare; P Fegan, Ryan McEvoy, Finn McElroy; P Laverty, D Guinness, C Francis; O Murdock, N McParland; R Mason, L Kerr, S Johnston; G McKibben, P Havern, O Savage.

Limerick: Aaron O’Sullivan; T McCarthy, S O’Dea, Brian O’Sullivan; C McSweeney, Robbie Childs, P Maher; Tommy Childs, T Griffin; I Corbett, E Rigter, C Fahy; B Coleman, E Hurley, P Nash.

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We'll also keep you up to date with how Armagh and Down are getting on this evening, with tonight's three featured games conveniently all throwing in at 18:00 GMT.

Armagh had to work hard to scratch out an opening 0-12 to 0-11 Division Two win over Louth, with Sam Mulroy missing a last-kick 45 which would have snatched a draw for Ger Brennan's side.

As mentioned earlier, Colm O'Rourke's team hit three late points to draw at home against Fermanagh so the formbook suggests that Kieran McGeeney's men should be good enough to win tonight.

However, while Meath football has slipped back considerably from the glory days of the 1980s and 1990s, the current crop is capable of producing a little panache as they showed in the Tailteann Cup Final win over Down last July.

Mention of Down, they face Limerick in Division Three at Pairc Esler and anything another than a home win over a team well-beaten at home by Antrim last weekend will be a surprise.

We will have live text commentary of the two games.

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