Michael Murphy is shown a yellow card for a tackle on Dara Sheedy.

Sheedy is replaced by Ruairi Deane.

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Four points for Oisin Gallen now and he is really cruising as are Donegal.

Dara Sheedy kicks Cork's fifth wide of the game.

But, Cork win the Donegal kick-out, Chris Og Jones kicks the ball into the hands of Shaun Patton.

Michael Langan off of his left boot and Donegal lead by six once again.

Sean McDonnell fires over Cork's first score of the half.

42 minutes played.

Donegal win the Cork kick-out but Conor O'Donnell's shot is into the hands of Patrick Doyle in the Cork goal.

Donegal keep the ball for what feels like a lifetime before Michael Murphy shoots over.

Cork's first effort on goal in this second half drops short.

17,233 is the attendance in MacCumhaill Park today.

David Gough throws the ball in and the second half between Donegal is under way.

That half-time break lasted 23 minutes...

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A result to bring you from Corrigan Park and it's bad news for Antrim fans.

Despite holding a nine-point lead in the second half, a late surge by Wicklow has secured a big win for Oisin McConville's side and a place in the semi-finals.

Wicklow scored five unanswered points in the closing stages to win by one. A defeat that will really sting Antrim, who also had a second-half penalty saved.

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Cork have a goal chance at the end of the half but Luke Fahy shoots wide, Cork's fourth.

There's an ominous feel to this game, it's very hard to see a way back for Cork at this stage, they've offered very little and have been poor in front of goal.

Donegal have barely got out of first gear.

Michael Langan has a shot from two-point range, but it ends in Donegal's fourth wide.

Oisin Gallen shoots off of his left, Donegal's third wide.

Cork get another short kick-out away and move up the field with the ball.

Chris Og Jones is fouled and it should be a simple tap-over free for Mark Cronin, but he bizarrely kicks it wide.

That's Cork's third.

Shaun Patton with a clinker kick-out sets Donegal on the attack.

Shane O'Donnell kicks Donegal's second wide.

Twenty-eight minutes played.

Two-point free chance for Cork, Stephen Sherlock lines it up in front of the stand.

Cork really need this one and Sherlock nails it.

That's his second orange flag.

Another Donegal goal chance as Finbarr Roarty squares it to Michael Murphy but his fisted effort is saved by Sean Meehan on the goal-line.

Tommy Walsh slips trying to claim his own kick-out and Michael Murphy seizes upon the mistake, racing clear before squaring to Conor O'Donnell to fist to the back of the empty net.

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Donegal win their own kick-out but Conor O'Donnell lands their first wide of the day.