That's from us for tonight as Dublin inflict a first defeat of the year on Derry while Cavan and Meath play out a dramatic draw at Breffni Park.

Well be back for more Allianz Football League action tomorrow - join us then.

It's all over at Breffni Park, where Cavan and Meath played to a draw.

Meath had a chance to win the game in the final moments but Ciaran Caulfield's effort hit the posts.

Cavan went down the other end, but they too couldn't find a winner, with Ciaran Brady firing wide.

The result probably leaves both sides disappointed as Armagh and Donegal remain in the top two spots in Division Two ahead of their game tomorrow.

Paddy Lynch's sixth point of the game puts the home side ahead once more, but Meath level through a Sean Brennan free.

We're level going into five minutes of stoppage time!

Meath have to spend the remaining minutes of the game with 14 men, following a black card for Ruairi Kinsella for a late hit on Killian Brady.

Cavan go in front as Niall Carolan drives forward from deep and goes for a fisted effort.

It looks to be dropping into the net, thus it wouldn't have counted, but the Meath goalkeeper Sean Brennan knocked the ball over his own bar.

Meath respond well however, with Mathew Costello scoring their first point from play in the second half.

With five minutes to go, this game is right up for grabs.

Cavan are finally on level terms following a Paddy Lynch long-range free and a score from Padraig Faulkner.

It hasn't been pretty, but the home side are much-improved in the second half. They've outscored Meath 0-6 to 0-2 since half-time.

James Smith points again to pull Cavan to within one, but Meath's Eoghan Frayne responds at the other end.

With just over 10 minutes of normal time to go, this one looks set to go down to the wire.

Meath see another huge goal chance go abegging as they were once again in one on one, but for the second time in a matter of minutes goalkeeper Gary O'Rourke stands his ground and saves, this time denying Daithi McGowan.

.Meath's Ruairi Kinsella is on for Jack O'Connor

Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

"James Smith took on his man and score that great point - it really has galvanised the Cavan crowd.

"It came from a tremendous turnover and feels like a big score for Cavan. A big score is needed now from Meath."

Paddy Lynch takes his personal tally to 0-4 before he assists for a James Smith point.

With just two in it, Cavan may finally be coming to life.

Paddy Lynch opens the half's scoring before Shane Walsh misses a huge goal chance for Meath.

The corner forward was in glorious isolation in one on one, but his shot was kept out by Gary O'Rourke. That could be an important moment in the game.

However, all was not lost for Meath, as Sean Brennan converted from the resulting '45.

Tiarnan Madden and Cian Reilly have been introduced for Cavan.

The players are back out of the changing rooms and it's almost time for the second half at Breffni Park.

Cavan know that they will need to up their game in the next 35 minutes, but with four points between the teams, the game is far from over.

Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

"The scoreboard shows Meath are leading by four but they've had a lot of easy chances - Cavan have been poor, their forward set-up has been poor."

Superb points from Daithi McGowan and Jack O'Connor either side of a Paddy Lynch free have pushed Meath's lead out to four going in at the break.

Both sides have yet to play to their true potential, but the visitors are full value for their lead, as they have shown the more quality over the first 35 minutes.

Meath's Sean Brennan has added to their lead with a sweetly struck '45.

Cavan have been poor so far and are perhaps lucky to only be three points down, with just 0-2 on the board through half an hour.

Manager Raymond Galligan will be looking forward to getting in at half-time to have a word with his players, who have been very sloppy in possession and devoid of ideas in attack.

Cian Madden has added Cavan's second of the game while at the other end Mathew Costello looked certain to tap the ball over from 10 metres out, but he got too far underneath the ball and missed the target.

Meath then had the ball in the net, but it was ruled out because the ball went in directly from a fist pass, as Daithi McGowan wasn't able to get a touch on the ball.

They do have some consolation however, as Ronan Jones has doubled their lead.

Cavan's Oisin Brady's night is over early and he is replaced by Caoimhin O'Reilly just 22 minutes into the game.

Scores aren't coming easy for either side, but after a succession of wides, Mathew Costello and Shane Walsh have found the target to put Meath two ahead.

Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

"Super sign of a player - a man in top form but struggling to get into the game and maybe losing a couple of balls against his marker.

"A kick on the wrong side of the field for a right-footed kicker but it was an absolutely confident kick from Paddy Lynch."

Another goal chance goes abegging for Cavan, as Paddy Lynch played a fist pass across the face of goal, but on his own goal-line, Meath's Adam O'Neill batted the ball away.

Meath's Shane Walsh and Jack O'Connor have missed chances to put the visitors further ahead, and with 14 minutes on the clock, Cavan are finally up and running on the scoreboard, with Lynch converting a free.

Cavan are still scoreless, with Oisin Brady missing the posts with their latest effort.

Both sides are suffering from some early nerves, with unforced turnovers aplenty.