It's all to play for here at the Athletic Grounds, as the sides go in with just one point separating them at the break, following scores from Paddy McBrearty and Ciaran Thompson for Donegal.

The visitors started the half and finished half stronger, but Armagh controlled the middle period, and Andrew Murnin's goal is the difference at the break.

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There will be seven minutes of stoppage time and just a points between the sides.

The crowd here at Ederney are on the edge of their seats!

Both Fermanagh and Cork really going at this now.

Fermanagh find themselves through on goal but a superb save from Christopher Kelly denies the score.

A Paddy McBrearty free seems to have settled Donegal after a 1-4 to 0-1 run for Armagh.

With minutes to go before half-time, Armagh seem content to hold the ball and get into the changing rooms with their three-point lead.

Oh my days!

Another two goal chance for Cork.

The first splashes off the crossbar and it goes wide. Just a few seconds later, Brian Hurley has his eye on goal. However, this time Fermanagh goalkeeper Ross Bogue denies the Cork captain with a fantastic save.

At the other end of the pitch, Garvan Jones converts a free to extend the Fermanagh lead.

A single point separate the sides. Cork have not been in the lead as of yet.

Armagh's goal really shot this game into life, and they are finding their scores with more ease now than they were earlier. Rory Grugan and Oisin Conaty points have them four ahead.

Tiarnan Madden splits the posts for Cavan to stem the Louth attacking tide.

A late challenge on Brian O'Driscoll results in another Cork free. As expected, Brian Hurley takes this one and it is straight over the crossbar and the captain adds another score to his tally.

Fermanagh bring play towards the 45 ad they earn a free just outside the 'D' directly in front of the net. Garvan Jones slots that over the black spot.

After a Fermanagh turn-over Garvan Jones finds himself 30-yards out from the Cork goal and he swings another one over the bar as well.

An exchange of points as Luke Towey comes on and is involved straight away, pointing for Sligo before a Niall Burns free keeps Antrim in touch.

Niall Murphy then converts two marks to re-establish Sligo's lead, which now stands at five points.

Derry make it four wins from four outings after seeing off Galway by five-points.

Second-half goals from Shane McGuigan from a penalty, and Paul Cassidy adding to Eoin McAvoy's first half strike.

A deserving win for the Oakleafers as Mickey Harte's men can do no wrong.

Armagh's Aidan Forker pushed the lead out to three with a fabulous shot off the outside of his left boot, but Oisin Gallen has replied from a mark for Donegal.

Sam Mulroy nets for the second time of the day to reduce Cavan's lead to three.

Roscommon rampant.

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A Cillian O'Curraoin free reduces the arrears to six.

Can Galway muster up a late scoring surge?

Two minutes of normal time remain.

Goalscorer James Smith has been shown the line for a second bookable offence.

Cavan still have the lead for now.

This game is really coming to life now.

Fermanagh register their first score of the second half from the boot of Declan McCusker.

Within 90 seconds, Shane McGullion slots one over the black spot and Fermanagh have settled back into this game.

Cork go on the attack once again. A high ball is played into the square and after an aerial battle, the Fermanagh goalkeeper, Sean McNally goes to ground.

Kieran Donnelly is forced to make a substitution as McNally is helped off the pitch. Ross Bogue replaces him in nets.

Michael Langan and Paddy McBrearty have Donegal two ahead, as they pointed either side of Armagh's first of the day, which came through Conor O'Neill.

Jim McGuinness will be very pleased with what he has seen so far, as Armagh are struggling to break through his side's defence.

Diarmuid Murtagh has helped Roscommon into a nine-point lead at Dr Hyde Park.

Points look like they are staying in Connacht.

Sligo are edging ahead as they establish a three-point lead.

A free from Niall Murphy and points from Lee Deignan and Patrick O'Connor gives them an advantage.

Colm McLarnan pulls one back for Antrim.

Donegal are first off the mark in the game through Peadar Mogan. Still no scores for Armagh through 11 minutes.