The ball is thrown-in and the action is underway at Netwatch Cullen Park.

The conditions are perfect for football this afternoon, with the sun shining in the sky and no breeze of note.

There are changes for both sides in the minutes before throw-in.

Andrew Murnin does indeed start for Armagh; he's in for Conor O'Neill. Aaron McKay keeps his starting place, as he's in for Ben Crealey, and Connaire Mackin replaces Ciaran Higgins.

Furthermore, Rian O'Neill and Aidan Nugent take the places of Jemar Hall and Ross McQuillan on the bench.

Kildare have made three changes, with Paddy McDermott in for Brian Byrne, Aaron Masterson in for Luke Killian and Barry Kelly in for Shane O'Sullivan.

Down maintain their perfect start to Division Three while it's a first defeat of the campaign for Antrim.

It was a comfortable win in the end for Down as Conor Laverty's side, who remain top of the table.

Pat Havern finished with 0-6 with Ceilum Doherty's late goal the icing on the cake for the visitors at Corrigan Park.

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It has been a case of polar opposites for Kildare and Armagh to this point in the league, as Kildare sit with two losses, whilst Armagh have claimed two wins.

The pressure is on Kildare to get some points on the board, but promotion chasers Armagh can’t afford to take their eye off the ball today, with a challenging game against Donegal around the corner.

Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney has opted for continuity with his line-up, as he has made just one change to the team who defeated Meath last time out - Ciaran Higgins comes in for Aaron McKay at full back.

On the bench, Andrew Murnin returns from injury to make the 26-man panel but Rian O’Neill remains out.

For Kildare, Jimmy Hyland - who scored 0-4 last time out against Fermanagh - misses out through injury. Also replaced from their most recent starting 15 is Aaron O'Neill. Luke Killian and Darragh Kirwan come in.

We will let you know of any last-minute changes.

Kildare: M Donnellan; M O’Grady, S Ryan, E Doyle; J Sargent, K Flynn, B Byrne; K Feely, K O’Callaghan; L Killian, B McCormack, A Beirne; P Woodgate, D Kirwan, S O’Sullivan.

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

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Johnny Heaney is named man of the match after Galway's vital win. Heaney hit two points in an all-action display as the Tribesmen held on to beat the Red Hands in Omagh.

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Three Down scores in quick succession see the visitors open up a five-point lead.

Oisin Savage, James Guinness and Danny Magill all adding to the Down total.

They're looking good for the two points now.

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Tyrone will have a lot of regrets because they had their chances.

After Darragh Canavan was taken off, they had little potency up front.

This is a defeat that will hurt, but Galway went out and won that game in the second half.

Both sides were desperate for the league points and the result leaves Tyrone fretting about their Division One status.

It's all over.

Tyrone were on the attack searching for the equaliser but Joe McQuillan blows the final whistle.

Galway produced a great second half and take two league points back home.

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Pat Havern picks out Oisin Savage with a delightful pass that left the Antrim defence spellbound, buy luckily for the Saffrons, Savage's finish didn't match the pass.

Kilpatrick with a mark narrows Tyrone's deficit to a point. Just over a minute of injury time remaining.

Tyrone haven't looked convincing at all in this second half.

Four minutes injury time coming up.

Trillick's Ciaran Daly has been good today and takes responsibility for the shot, this time off his left foot, a rare second-half score for the Red Hands.

They'd take a draw right now.

A loose Antrim pass in their attack sees Down won a cheap turnover, and a sweeping attack finishes with Oisin Savage splitting the posts at the other end.

Down's lead is back to two.

Finnerty points a free after Tyrone mess up clearing their lines.

With over five minutes to go, Galway look the more threatening side.

Kilpatrick drops a point short into the 'keeper hands and Tyrone are hanging on.

Ciaran Daly brings Tyrone to within a point.

Then Niall Morgan saves Sweeney's goal-bound shot. If that had gone in, it could have been curtains for Tyrone.

He then plucks the resulting '45' out of the sky from above crossbar height. The Tyrone fans finally find their voice.

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Thanks to two frees from Dominic McEnhill and one from Michael Byrne, Antrim have caught up with Down on the scoreboard.

But their good work was almost undone as Byrne was forced into making a fine stop to deny Odhran Murdock what looked like a certain Down goal.

Johnny Heaney with his second point of the game, a great score from a difficult angle.

Curiously, Tyrone have taken off Darragh Canavan, who was dangerous all day on limited supply. He's been replaced by his younger brother Ruairi - they both won a Sigerson Cup with UU midweek.

And 2021 Player of the Year Kieran McGeary is also on.

A Dominic McEnhill free keeps Antrim in touch by cutting the arrears to two points.

For Down, Pat Havern kicks a free wide while Ryan Magill comes in for Shane Annett.

Antrim continue to misfire but not Pat Havern.

The Down marksman brilliantly knocks over his fourth of the game, his second from play, as Down open up a three-point lead.