Ulster Senior Football Final - Monaghan 0-25 Armagh 2-28 (AET)
Armagh win their first Anglo-Celt since 2008
Tiernan Kelly scores Armagh goal early in second half
Jack McCarron inspires superb Monaghan comeback to force extra time
Oisin O'Neill rattles in a second Armagh goal early in extra time as they pull away for comfortable win
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Thanks to Motion 13 passing at GAA Congress earlier this year, provincial finals that finish level after extra-time will now go to a replay.
Penalties will only come into play should a replay finish level after extra time.
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Armagh All-Ireland winner Oisin McConville reacts to Monaghan's second half fightback which has forced extra time at Clones.
Oisin McConville reflects on the Monaghan fight back
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Armagh have lost on penalties twice and in extra-time across the last three years in the Ulster Championship Final.
It's familiar territory for them, but will that be playing on their minds?
It's Monaghan who will be going into extra-time in better spirits can they upset the odds again and clinch a first Anglo Celt Cup since 2015 or will Armagh and Kieran McGeeney finally get their hands on the silverware they want the most?
Stay here to find out.
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Brendan Devenney
Former Donegal forward on BBC Two NI
When it comes to the clutch moments, Monaghan have those match winners in there.
Psychologically, Armagh have to come out and play their best football which is tough to do. Monaghan look like are the team with more energy.
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Charlie Vernon
Two-time Ulster SFC winner with Armagh on BBC Sounds
You could really sense the belief this Monaghan crowd have in their team with their fight and never-say-die attitude. They keep coming back.
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John McGovern
BBC Sport NI contributor at St Tiernach's Park
Chaos at the end of normal time in Clones here as neither side could hold onto possession in the closing stages, both throwing caution to the wind in search of a winner.
But instead, we are headed for another 20 minutes of drama as Armagh are dragged into their fourth consecutive extra-time encounter in the Ulster Championship.
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It ends in a draw and for the fourth year in a row we are heading for extra-time in the Ulster final.
Incredible stuff.
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Armagh are looking to make an opening in the final 90 seconds and have the last attack. Can they manufacture a chance?
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Conor McCarthy has Monaghan level again.
Are we heading for extra-time again this year?
Two minutes to go.
Monaghan 0-23 Armagh 1-21
Rory Beggan has a two-point free from in between the 45 and 65, not too far from the side-line.
Has he got it in him from here?
No, it's gone wide this time. Three minutes to go.
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Ross McQuillan fists over to nudge Armagh in front once again.
Armagh have fisted more scores than anyone else this year but that's their first of the day.
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John McGovern
BBC Sport NI contributor at St Tiernach's Park
Anticipation is reaching fever pitch in Clones with just five minutes of normal time remaining, as O’Hanlon’s latest score brings Monaghan level.
But there are no signs of the Farney men easing off, with Gabriel Bannigan’s side continuing to attack at range as this Ulster final hurtles towards a gripping conclusion.
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Stephen O'Hanlon levels for Monaghan once again and the teams are tied for the third time in this game.
Monaghan 0-22 Armagh 1-20
Oisin O'Neill is on and he makes an instant impact, kicking a much-needed score for Armagh to perhaps steady the ship for Kieran McGeeney's side.
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Charlie Vernon
Two-time Ulster SFC winner with Armagh on BBC Sounds
The crowd are starting to come into it as well, and with 13 minutes left and the crowd behind them, Armagh have a job on their hands.
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The sides are level as Stephen O'Hanlon sends it over for two points.
Will Armagh throw this away again?
Two pointer levels it for Monaghan
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John McGovern
BBC Sport NI contributor at St Tiernach's Park
There’s a real sense of urgency now from Monaghan, and Jack McCarron’s two-pointer has sent the Clones crowd into raptures.
Roars are meeting every passage of play from Bannigan's side — can the Farney men conjure another twist in this enthralling Ulster final?
Jack McCarron launches over a mammoth two-pointer
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It's five unanswered points for Monaghan as Jack McCarron strokes over again, this time for one.
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David Mohan
BBC Sport NI in Clones
Just as it seemed Armagh were comfortable, here comes Monaghan. We've seen this movie before...
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Monaghan aren't going away as we so often see.
Aaron Carey hits over for a single before Jack McCarron launches over a mammoth two-pointer to bring them to within three points.
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