A big win for Donegal as they defeat Kerry in a repeat of last year's All-Ireland final.

Not so good for Antrim's hurlers after they were outclassed by Clare in Cushendall.

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Hurling League Division 1B

Down 0-21 Wexford 0-23

Football League

Division One

Roscommon 3-11 Monaghan 1-10

Division Three

Sligo 1-10 Fermanagh 0-8

Division Four

Tipperary 1-7 Antrim 0-8

Donegal launch a counter-attack, moving the ball with excellent passing play, and it culminates in a point from Michael Murphy.

That proves to be the final score of the match, with Donegal claiming victory and All-Ireland final revenge in this National League encounter.

Sean O'Shea adds his 10th point from a free, continuing his excellent individual performance for Kerry.

Substitute Ultan Doherty scores a point for Donegal just moments after coming on.

Sean O'Shea misses a two-point opportunity as Donegal build for a counter.

Jason McGee’s effort goes narrowly wide, as Turlough Carr comes on for Donegal’s goalscorer Daire O’Baoill.

Kerry mount a comeback with another score from Sean O'Shea, this time from open play, but Daire O’Baoill responds with a point of his own for Donegal.

Moments later, Michael Murphy converts a free to extend the lead.

Sean O'Shea continues to be clinical from the two-point free position, adding a fourth to his tally.

Kerry's Ruairi Murphy comes on for Cillian Trant.

Brosnan scores for Kerry shortly after from open play to redeem himself.

However, Jason McGee immediately responds with a two-pointer, as Donegal extend their lead back to eight points.

Clare captain Tony Kelly, speaking to BBC Sport NI:

"Delighted with the win. It's all been about getting four points from the opening two weekends, so I'm delighted with the win.

"We're happy with aspects of our performance. Our shooting is something we'll have to address going forward, but two (wins) from two."

Kerry have a free from a tight angle, but Tony Brosnan’s effort goes narrowly wide.

The crowd responds with a large round of applause as Michael Murphy replaces Shea Malone after 51 minutes.

Kerry mount an attack, but Donegal hit back on the counter, with O'Donnell racing up the pitch to set up O’Baoill for another score after Langan and McGee win a turnover at the other end.

Sean O'Shea scores his third two-point free of the match to reduce the deficit.

Hurling League Division 1B

Down 0-9 Wexford 0-17

Football League

Division One

Roscommon 1-5 Monaghan 1-7

Division Three

Sligo 0-5 Fermanagh 0-5

Division Four

Tipperary 0-4 Antrim 0-5

Shane O'Donnell links up with Shea Malone down the left, allowing the forward to convert and put the hosts eight points ahead.

Ryan McHugh comes on for Kieran Gallagher.

Kerry's Darragh Lyne replaces Evan Looney after 40 minutes of play.

Sean O'Shea responds for the Kingdom, slotting over another excellent two-point free to reduce the deficit and convert their first points of the half.

Donegal work the ball expertly down the left before passing back to Michael Langan, whose long-range effort dips over the post for a consecutive two-pointer for the Tir Chonaill men.

Shortly after, Finnbarr Roarty adds a third point to his tally.

Jack McCloskey with the final say but this game has long since been decided. Antrim very much second best on the day as Clare power to a convincing 14-point win.