That is all from us after another dramatic evening in the Allianz National League.

Fermanagh's 2-14 to 1-13 win over Cavan proved insufficient to preserve their Division Two status as Louth defeated Kildare 1-12 to 0-12 to condemn the Ernemen to relegation.

Donegal saw off Meath 1-18 to 1-10 whilst their Division Two final opponents Armagh drew 2-16 apiece with Cork.

You can read the report from those games here.

We will be back with more Division One and Division Three action tomorrow, see you then!

Fermanagh suffered relegation from Division Two despite a 2-14 to 1-13 win over Cavan in Breffni Park.

Despite an encouraging performance, the Erne County will drop straight back down to Division Three for next season.

It's all over in Carlow as Louth claim a three point win which condemns Fermanagh to relegation to Division Three.

All over in Ballybofey and Donegal head into next week's Division Two final with their undefeated league record intact thanks to a good performance in tricky conditions.

However, with Paddy McBrearty and Ryan McHugh forced off with injuries, they will be sweating on the availability of the pair for the game against Armagh.

It's all over at Páirc Uí Chaoimh where Armagh have fought back from four points down to claim a draw away to Cork.

That means they head into next Sunday's Division Two league final with five wins and two draws from their seven games.

A flurry of points exchanged between the two sides, but Louth still hold a four-point lead.

Conor Corbett pointed to put Cork two ahead, but scores from Aidan Nugent and Oisin Conaty have Armagh level in stoppage time!

Paddy Lynch forcing Cavan back into this contest but man of the match Garvan Jones is keeping them at bay as we approach stoppage time.

Despite a courageous performance though Fermanagh look set to be relegated.

Donegal's Caolan McGonagle picks up a black card four minutes from rime for a trip and although Meath have eaten into the gaps, the hosts are still fairly comfortable

Two more scores to report on in Cork, as Chris Óg Jones pointed for the hosts, before Ben Crealey converted from a mark.

Armagh appear to running out of time to preserve their unbeaten run.

Ten remaining and Donegal have stretched their lead. Michael Murphy is on the pitch, but the Meath version before Donegal and fans out there get too excited.

Colossal kick from Garvan Jones for Fermanagh.

He has struck half of his team's overall tally.

Having a blinder the Derrygonnelly man.

A succession of scores gives Louth a four-point advantage which will leave Fermanagh fans sweating.

It remains razor tight, but Cork are ahead with 15 minutes to go.

A Conor Tubritt free had levelled matters, but Ian Maguire pointed in reply.

Cavan back in it!

Thunderous finish from Paddy Lynch after a superb run by Ciaran Brady.

Donegal still lead by four but having already lost Paddy McBrearty to injury, Ryan McHugh is now forced off after taking a hit to the shoulder. This may be a costly night for Jim McGuinness's team.

Cork have their noses ahead following another score from Brian Hurley.

It's a disappointing night for Rian O'Neill, who continues to work his way back full fitness. He finishes the night scoreless and replaced by Stefan Campbell.