That is all from us after another big day of league action.

Donegal maintained their winning run with a comfortable win over Mayo in Division One while Armagh suffered back-to-back top tier defeats as they fell short in fighting back against Roscommon.

There was a first Division Two win for Tyrone over Cavan while Cork beat Offaly.

Fermanagh lost to Clare in Division Three while Limerick edged past Wexford.

Antrim were on the losing side again in Division Four, this time to Longford, while Leitrim and Carlow also picked up wins.

You can find a report and reaction from today's games on the BBC Sport NI website and we'll be back next weekend for more league action.

Night!

Division One

Donegal 1-19 Mayo 0-14

Roscommon 3-18 Armagh 0-24

Division Two

Offaly 0-19 Cork 3-15

Tyrone 2-23 Cavan 1-14

Division Three

Fermanagh 0-18 Clare 2-18

Limerick 1-15 Wexford 1-14

Division Four

London 1-20 Leitrim 2-19

Antrim 1-14 Longford 1-27

Tipperary 1-14 Carlow 1-17

Darragh Canavan with the final say for his ninth point of the afternoon.

That is that as Tyrone claim their first win of their Division Two campaign with Cavan still without a point on the board.

The Red Hands had 12 different scorers but Canavan's haul of 0-9 in a man of the match performance steals the show as Malachy O'Rourke's men impress.

Cavan's day compounded as they will finish with 14 as Oisin Brady is shown a black card.

Michael McKernan then adds another for Tyrone who are home and hosed.

Ethan Jordan is sprung from the bench for Tyrone and marks his arrival with a score. One minute remaining.

Eoin McElholm with his fourth of the day and it's all but certain Tyrone will bank their first win of the campaign.

Conn Kilpatrick stretches the Tyrone lead and Darragh Canavan then adds another from a free.

Favour Shehu and Ryan Brady replace Tiarnan Madden and Peter Corrigan for Cavan.

Gearoid McKiernan with a Cavan point but they need a good spell rather than sporadic scores.

Oh my! That will go into the blooper category as a poor Cavan kick-out is given straight to Seanie O'Donnell who is through and pops inside. Ciaran Daly rises with the goal at his mercy just a couple of yards out but the ball goes wide. Daly seems to suggest his own player got in the way but that is a gilt-edged opportunity that has been missed to put the game away.

Mattie Donnelly in space for a score and suddenly, Tyrone have opened a healthy lead.

Darragh Canavan responds immediately and Joe Oguz adds another.

Paddy Lynch continues to carry the fight for Cavan. That's his fifth point since coming on at the break.

Darragh Canavan receives the ball in space and there's only one place that is going - over the bar.

Liam Brady with another huge stop, this time from Seanie O'Donnell but Ben Cullen gathers the loose ball and fists over.

At the other end, Gearoid McKiernan pulls one back.

Eoin McElholm is put through and shoots at goal, but Liam Brady makes a fine acrobatic save to divert the shot up and over.

Lynch with his fourth point of the second half as Tyrone bring in Joe Oguz for Ronan Cassidy.

Canavan picks out Frank Burns and he drills over.

Lynch kicks a free and a goal is the gap once more.

Paddy Lynch with a shimmy and finish - a good score to keep Cavan in touch.