Now it's Dublin who pass up a glorious chance as Seán MacMahon is through with the goal at his mercy but blazes high.

We've two minutes left and it could still go either way.

Dublin are still within striking distance as Paddy Small lands after availing of an advantage.

We're waiting for the full surge as they press high but leave gaps and from a kick-out, Derry engineer another goal chance but Comerford is equal to Lachlan Murray.

Derry's Conor Doherty is shown yellow for going high on Paddy Small, who had just been introduced.

Paul Mannion, another of the Dublin subs, kicks the free.

But what a fetch by Lachlan Murray to claim and then convert a mark.

Four in it with 10 to go.

Conor Glass steadies Derry with a point but they almost bag a third major as Ethan Doherty rounds Evan Comerford but Eoin Murchan is back to clear off the line for a 45.

Glass does convert as a goal is the gap once more with 15 to go.

Niall Loughlin extends the Derry lead, but Dublin hit back with the next three through Tom Lahiff, Ross McGarry and Con O'Callaghan.

Just under 20 to play and this is finely poised.

Shane McGuigan misses an early free for Derry but Niall Scully makes no mistake at the other end. Dublin carve Derry open but Killian McGinnis blazes over.

After a quality first half, there's nothing to separate the sides, so let's see who can make the most of the next 35 minutes.

Derry attacking Hill 16 this half.

That first half flew by.

Derry did well to absorb the blow of the Dublin goal and crucially didn't allow the Dubs a second as they were certainly looking to engineer one.

Shane McGuigan and Colm Basquel traded late points but Lachlan Murray right on the whistle, from out on the right, sends the teams in level at the break.

Cian Murphy and Brendan Rogers trade points, but Derry's Diarmuid Baker forced into a good block as Niall Scully pulls the trigger in front of the Hill.

Derry get level through Eoin McEvoy but a Con O'Callaghan free edges Dublin back ahead. Con not happy with the challenge from Chrissy McKaigue there at all.

The game hit a bit of a lull after the goal with two Laughlan Murray shots off target - one confirmed by Hawkeye. Up the other end go Dublin and Seán Bugler stretches the lead.

Derry go 15 minutes without a score but Murray does find his range when fisting over.

McGuigan with his third, Ethan Doherty is n the board and then from a turnover, a Derry breakaway is finished by Niall Loughlin.

A nice spell for the Oak Leafers, who have started well

Lachlan Murray is the first Derry name in the book for going high on Niall Scully. Con O'Callaghan kicks the free.

McGuigan doubles Derry's advantage from play and the Dubs hit back with their first of the day through Tom Lahiff. Lively start

Dublin's Brian Howard is shown yellow after two minutes for taking out Conor Glass in the air.

Shane McGuigan adds further punishment from a free as Derry open the scoring

The Division One final at Croke Park is underway. Both teams start as selected