Armagh hit the 20-point mark, and a quarter of those have come from Andrew Murnin.

The first two pointer of the game and it goes to Monaghan via the boot of Andrew Woods.

Third of the day for Cian McConville - it's all too easy for Armagh.

We still have 25 minutes to play...

Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Sport NI

Armagh are controlling the game and taking the sting out of it.

It's probably what Monaghan should have done in the first half.

Louis Kelly replaces Gary Mohan on the Monaghan team.

Andrew Murnin with an incredible block to stop Gary Mohan's shot on goal.

Armagh break and the play ends with a score for Cian McConville.

Carlow with a flying start to the second period in Portglenone with a couple of two-pointers helping them to a 2-9 to 0-9 lead over Antrim.

Two in a row for Monaghan as Stephen O'Hanlon shoots over.

Thomas Hughes scores for Monaghan to reduce the deficit back to 11.

Callum O'Neill with his first of the day.

A second goal for Mayo against Galway through Darragh Beirne and they take a commanding 2-15 to 0-11 lead over the Tribesmen in the second period.

Stephen Mooney drops an effort short for Monaghan.

That's their seventh.

Oisin O'Neill replies at the other end for Armagh.

Cavan have stretched their lead in Cork and now lead 2-17 to 0-17 with five to play.

Michael Bannigan with the first score of the second half and Monaghan's first in over 10 minutes of action.

At half-time in the other Division One football games, Mayo lead Galway 1-12 to 0-9, while Kerry have a 1-9 to 1-6 advantage over Roscommon.

In Division Two, Mickey Harte's Offaly lead Louth 0-13 to 0-11.

In hurling's Division 1A, Kilkenny lead Offaly 0-9 to 0-6 at the half, while in 1B, Clare - who travel to Antrim next Sunday - lead Dublin 2-8 to 0-11.

Fermanagh have lost their opening Division Three game with Wexford claiming a 1-13 to 0-12 win.

Midway through the second half in Division Two, a second Cavan goal through Ciaran Brady has them 2-12 to 0-15 ahead of Cork.

In Division Four, Carlow hit a purple patch midway through the opening half against Antrim with goals from Chris Blake and Niall Roche, but the Saffrons have rallied and trail by just one, 2-4 to 0-9 at the break.

At half-time in Division Three hurling, Donegal lead Tyrone 1-11 to 1-8.

Complete and utter one-way traffic in the first half.

Armagh have completely bossed that half without really breaking a sweat.

Six scores without reply in the nine minutes leading up until half-time leave them 11 points to the good.

It could be even worse for Monaghan as their opponents kicked seven first half wides.

Six in a row for Armagh, Greg McCabe with his second off his left.