That's all the Allianz Football League ups and downs done and dusted folks.

Derry were tested in the opening half by Roscommon but took total control in the second half to run out 2-19 to 1-9 winners to set up a Division One Final next weekend against Dublin, who routed a young Tyrone side 5-18 to 0-12.

Mayo defeated already-relegated Monaghan 2-13 to 1-14 at Clones which meant that Galway stay in Division One despite their 0-15 to 1-10 defeat by Kerry.

In Division Three, Down held their nerve to seal promotion alongside Westmeath as they defeated Clare 3-15 to 1-10 while Antrim survived by holding off Wicklow 1-14 to 0-14 at Corrigan Park, which means Oisin McConville's side slip back to Division Four after being promoted last year.

Mention of Division Four and it's Laois and Wexford who earn promotion after they defeated Waterford and Longford respectively today.

Thanks for joining us once again. We'll be back on duty for next weekend's League Finals at Croke Park. In the meantime, enjoy the rest of your Sunday.

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Wicklow just wouldn't go away as Kevin Quinn led the charge, but Paddy McBride really took it by the scruff for Antrim who see it out. They stay up as Wicklow are relegated alongside Limerick.

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All the pressure was on Down heading into today's promotion decider, but they have risen to the challenge and earned a well-deserved win over Clare.

The key moment came midway into the second half when they scored two goals in the space of a minute, via Odhran Murdock and Danny Magill.

They can begin looking forward to next week's Division Three league final against Westmeath, who were beaten 1-14 to 0-11 in Sligo today.

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Wicklow down to 14 as Malachy Stone shown black for trailing down Ruairi McCann who got on the end of a long ball when Antrim needed it most. McBride with the free. Four minutes of added time have begun

Daniel Guinness and Liam Kerr have pointed for the hosts, either side of a Mark McInerney score.

With Sligo leading Westmeath 1-13 to 0-9, Down would have been promoted regardless of their result, but they have taken care of business in style.

The game is well over as a contest with the minutes ticking away.

Marc Jordan eases home nerves with a badly-needed score but Kevin Quinn replies. Six to play here and it's getting tense

There is less than 10 minutes to go here at Pairc Esler, and it is hard to see anything other than a Down victory from here.

A Mark McInerney free point for Clare has been cancelled out by a Danny Magill score.

Dublin ease into next Sunday's Division One league final with a 21-point annihilation of Tyrone.

Lorcan O'Dell, Niall Scully and Cian Murphy all netted either side of two Colm Basqeul goals.

The All-Ireland Champions dished out a harsh lesson to a young Red Hand side.

Dublin can now prepare for a league final with Derry next weekend. Tyrone will need to pick themselves up for their meeting in four weeks with the winners of the Ulster SFC opener between Monaghan and Cavan.

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Despite leading for the majority of the game Monaghan eventually fall to defeat in their final league game in Clones.

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It's all over in Celtic Park. Yo-yo side Roscommon are relegated from Division One for the fourth time in eight seasons.

Derry and Dublin, the two sides who came up from Division Two this year, will contest this year's Division One final in Croke Park on Easter Sunday.

This was very comfortable for the Oak Leafers, who scored 2-18 of their total of 2-19 from play.

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Ryan O'Donoghue's free gives Mayo the lead for the first time in 55 minutes.

Killian McGinnis and Sean MacMahon with scores for Dublin, Ruairi Canavan lands his third from play before getting a fourth from a free.

Heading into the final 15 minutes and Antrim's six-point lead whittled down to four.

Tyrone goalkeeper, Niall Morgan takes matters into his own hands nailing an effort from outside the 45' off the outside of his right boot.

Just like that Mayo have raced down the other end to get a goal of their own. Matthew Ruane applies the finishing touch.

Kevin Loughran grabs a major for Monaghan to regain control.

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Conor Cox ends a Derry run of 1-7 without reply.

But it's brief respite as Ethan Doherty tags on his fourth point. Sub Cormac Murphy scores a lovely point. These Derry forwards are playing for league final spots and they are all putting their hands up.

Then Shane McGuigan could have buried a third Derry goal but showed a little mercy to the Rossies and tapped the ball over the bar.