That's all from me for tonight. A very dramatic finish to Division One North sees Donegal and Tyrone battle through. Thanks for reading. I'll be back tomorrow with another Match Tracker.

FL1 North full time: Tyrone 0-14 Monaghan 0-14

Ryan McAnespie equalises at the death. Two draws tonight mean Donegal and Tyrone advance to the semi-finals, while Monaghan and Armagh will go into the relegation play-offs.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-14 Monaghan 0-13

Mattie Donnelly fires the hosts ahead off his left foot in the dying embers of a bad-tempered match. Tiernan McCann takes a late black card.

FL1 North full time: Armagh 1-16 Donegal 1-16

It finishes all-square at the Athletic Grounds, which means Donegal progress to the semi-finals.

Both games level then deep into added time...

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-13 Monaghan 0-13

Conor McKenna converts a Tyrone free in the second of seven minutes of stoppage time.

Level!

Niall O'Donnell gets Donegal back on terms with Armagh - 1-16 apiece!

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-12 Monaghan 0-13

McCurry had been quiet since the restart but he nails an exquisite long-range point!

Black card!

Jack McCarron is off for the last three minutes plus stoppage time. Monaghan's second black card of the game.

FL1 North: Armagh 1-16 Donegal 1-15

A big score from Ciaran Thompson to set up the nerviest of finishes...

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-11 Monaghan 0-13

The excellent Kieran McGeary fists a point for the Red Hands in a tight finish at Omagh. Two between them at present in both tonight's matches...

FL1 North: Armagh 1-16 Donegal 1-14

McBrearty again makes it a two-point game with four minutes left.

FL1 North: Armagh 1-16 Donegal 1-13

McBrearty pulls one back after an exchange between Caolon Ward and Jemar Hall.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-10 Monaghan 0-13

O'Hanlon with a great solo point to move Monaghan three clear. The Red Hands are struggling when the visitors run at them.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-10 Monaghan 0-12

McManus drops over a free. Monaghan have hit nine of the last twelve points in Omagh.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-10 Monaghan 0-11

Beggan pings over a Monaghan '45' after Morgan stopped a Conor Boyle fisted effort, which looked like it might drop into the net (and therefore wouldn't have counted).

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-10 Monaghan 0-10

Substitute Jack McCarron slots a routine free to cancel out Frank Burns' point.

Goal!

Just what Armagh needed! A terrific goal finished off by Tiernan Kelly makes it 1-15 to 1-11 in their favour!

FL1 North: Armagh 0-15 Donegal 1-11

And Conor O'Donnell then makes it a one-point match with 14 minutes left at the Athletic Grounds.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-15 Donegal 1-10

Campbell and McBrearty kick over frees at either end.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-9 Monaghan 0-9

Full back Ronan McNamee gets forward to hammer over a much-needed point for the Red Hands! Beggan then makes a reflex save to push Canavan's effort over the bar with an outstretched right hand!

L1 North: Armagh 0-14 Donegal 1-9

A brace of McBrearty points has the Tir Chonail men back within two at the second water break in Armagh.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-7 Monaghan 0-9

Conor McCarthy is on hand to slot the Farney County's sixth without reply.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-7 Monaghan 0-8

Monaghan steal ahead for the first time as a McManus free sails between the posts.

Black card!

Blow for Monaghan as they lose Micheal Bannigan for ten minutes just as they were starting to get on top.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-14 Donegal 1-7

Conor O'Donnell and Tiernan Kelly swap points.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-7 Monaghan 0-7

Substitute Dessie Ward brings Monaghan level. That;s their fourth successive point and third unanswered since the restart.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-13 Donegal 1-6

Oisin O'Neill pushes the Armagh lead out to four again.

Goal!

Donegal are back in the game against Armagh! Michael Langan with the goal, a stunning strike, but Ross McQuillan replies with a point - 0-12 to 1-6!

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-7 Monaghan 0-6

How many times have we seen McManus do that? Terrific finish from the Clontibret man. Stephen O'Hanlon then fists another one.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-11 Donegal 0-6

Ciaron O'Hanlon stretches the gap at the start of the second half.

As we stand, Armagh and Tyrone will advance to the Division One semi-finals... Second halves coming up soon.

FL1 North half time: Tyrone 0-7 Monaghan 0-4

Darragh Canavan fists over the bar in added time but McManus replies from a 39th-minute free. Darren McCurry the difference between these sides in a poor game thus far.

FL1 North half time: Armagh 0-10 Donegal 0-6

With a sumptuous strike from distance, Oisin O'Neill increases the gap in first-half injury time and the Orchard County lead by four at the interval.

Black card!

Tyrone's Cormac Munroe goes to the sin bin for ten minutes on the stroke of half time.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-6 Monaghan 0-3

For the second time tonight, McCurry makes use of the advanced mark to notch a point.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-9 Donegal 0-6

Rian O'Neill (free) replies to a McBrearty point.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-5 Monaghan 0-3

Monaghan caught napping by Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan, who comes forward to take a free but instead of going for the posts picks out Kieran McGeary, who takes an easy point.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-8 Donegal 0-5

Patrick McBrearty reduces Donegal's arrears.

Wide!

Darragh Canavan was clean through for a Tyrone goal chance but is called back for a free-in, which Donaghy drags wide...

FL1 North: Armagh 0-8 Donegal 0-4

With ten minutes left in the first half, Oisin O'Neill stretches Armagh's lead. A minute later, Grugan (free) makes it double scores.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-6 Donegal 0-4

Niall O'Donnell on target this time as Declan Bonner's men claim their third in a row.

Injured!

Monaghan have lost both Sean Jones and Darren Hughes to hamstring issues.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-6 Donegal 0-3

Ryan McHugh and Michael Langan pull back a couple of vital Donegal scores.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-4 Monaghan 0-3

Monaghan goalkeeper Rory Beggan bangs over a free. No wind to worry about in Omagh tonight. Beggan then executes a fine save to deny the dangerous McCurry with his knees.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-6 Donegal 0-1

Grugan raises a white flag from a free and Armagh are five to the good.

At the water breaks, Armagh and Tyrone lead by four and two points respectively.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-4 Monaghan 0-2

McCurry drops the shoulder again and arrows over another delightful point off that wand of a left peg!

FL1 North: Armagh 0-5 Donegal 0-1

Campbell registers his second in the twelfth minute and adds another two minutes later!

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-3 Monaghan 0-2

McCurry twists and turns to mine his second of the night. Paul Donaghy follows up with a tenth-minute free from the grounds at sunny Healy Park. Monaghan reply with a McManus free.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-3 Donegal 0-1

James Morgan gets forward to double the hosts' lead.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-2 Donegal 0-1

Stefan Campbell replies to a Patrick McBrearty effort.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-1 Monaghan 0-1

In the starting team for the first time this year, veteran attacker Conor McManus slots a trademark score.

FL1 North: Tyrone 0-1 Monaghan 0-0

Darren McCurry from an advanced mark on the edge of the D.

Eoin McHugh also replaced Neil McGee in the Donegal team prior to throw-in.

FL1 North: Armagh 0-1 Donegal 0-0

Rory Grugan gives the Orchard County a good start, slotting a first-minute free.

Team news:

There are no late changes to either the Armagh or Monaghan line-ups.

Team news:

Rory Brennan replaces Padraig Hampsey in Tyrone's starting team against Monaghan.

Team news:

Eoghan McGettigan and Stephen McMenamin replace Jamie Brennan and Oisin Gallen in the Donegal starting XV.

Monaghan are the team least likely to make the semi-finals. Even if they win tonight, they could still miss out. The Farney actually have been in the top flight the longest out of these four - this is their seventh straight season in Division One.

Adding to the excitement tonight is the fact that there will be supporters in both Armagh and Omagh for the two games. Just 500, though. We're still a long way from anything normal but it's a step in the right direction.

All four teams are still in contention for the top two places in this group. There are enough permutations to give a robot a headache but Donegal and Tyrone seem to be in pole position to advance - the former by virtue of the fact that they have most points on the board and the latter as they have home advantage against Monaghan (who, with just one point, have the most to do). But we can't discount Armagh - a home win over Donegal will see them through!

Division One North:

Armagh host Donegal and Tyrone entertain Monaghan to see who'll advance to the Division One semi-finals and who will go into relegation play-offs.

Still two more games to come today and they are big ones...

Division Four semi-finals:

In the semi-finals, Carlow will play the winners of tomorrow's meeting of Louth and Sligo, while Waterford will take on Antrim.

FL4 South full time: Carlow 2-12 Wexford 2-11

Carlow start and finish strongest, coming back from five points behind and surviving three black cards to claim victory. Foley with the winner at the death. It looked like the Model County were on course for a win but they have been pipped at the post and are out of this year's league. The result means Carlow and Waterford advance to the semi-finals.

FL4 South: Carlow 2-12 Wexford 2-11

Foley with a super strike to surely win it for Carlow!

FL4 South: Carlow 2-11 Wexford 2-11

High drama as John Murphy kicks over a wonderful equaliser! Is there time for Wexford to score again?

FL4 South: Carlow 2-10 Wexford 2-11

Two minutes into added time, Sean Ryan restores Wexford's lead!

There will be four additional minutes at the end of this entertaining contest. Who will join Carlow in the semi-finals - Wexford or Waterford? As things stand, it's going to be the latter!

An unexpected Wexford wide from Daithi Waters on the stroke of 70 minutes. We move into injury time.

A dramatic finish here as Wexford's continued involvement in the league hangs by a thread...

Goal!

Disaster for Wexford as Gannon fists Foley's delivery from the sideline to the net and Carlow are level - 2-10 apiece after 66 minutes!

Black card!

James McGrath is the third Carlow man to be black-carded. A Ciaran Cunningham save keeps them in the game. In fairness, Carlow have played like a team that doesn't have to win, which is a bit unlucky for Waterford...

No goal!

Morrissey drills the ball to the Wexford net but the referee deems that the handpass that picked him out was in fact a throw ball... Twelve minutes left...

FL4 South: Carlow 1-10 Wexford 2-10

Nolan has been giving a Man of the Match display here - he adds a point to Wexford's tally.

FL4 South: Carlow 1-10 Wexford 2-9

Broderick (0-5) makes no mistake from a brace of beautifully-struck Carlow frees and it's a two-point match at the second water break.

Black card!

John Murphy is the second Carlow man sent to the sin bin and Rossiter slots the resultant free - 2-9 to 1-8.

FL4 South: Carlow 1-8 Wexford 2-8

Foley accurately lands another pointed free from 45 metres from the hands.

Goal!

But instantly Nolan tears holes in the Carlow defence again and sets up Liam Coleman, who drives the ball to the bottom corner! Broderick replies - 2-8 to 1-7!

FL4 South: Carlow 1-6 Wexford 1-8

Foley grasps the nettle and bags his second point.

Goal!

Sean Nolan has been wreaking havoc in the Carlow defence and he powers through to propel the Model County into a 1-8 to 1-5 advantage.

FL4 South: Carlow 1-5 Wexford 0-8

Kevin O'Grady brings the visitors level again. Remember, if they win, unless it's a landslide victory, both teams will advance to the semi-finals.

FL4 South: Carlow 1-5 Wexford 0-7

Half-time substitute John Tubritt makes an immediate impact for Wexford but Morrissey then announces his return from the sin bin with a tidy finish.

FL4 South half time: Carlow 1-4 Wexford 0-6

A second Rossiter free creeps over and there's just one point between them at the break. Carlow started best but the Model County have regrouped well.

Wide!

A goal chance for Wexford but Robbie Brooks fails to find the target.

FL4 South: Carlow 1-4 Wexford 0-5

The end of Wexford's scoring run as Darragh Foley bangs over a 50-metre free off the outside of the boot!

FL4 South: Carlow 1-3 Wexford 0-5

Mark Rossiter splits the posts from a free. Wexford's fifth consecutive score arriving in the 31st minute.

Black card!

Carlow will finish the half with 14 men as Morrissey heads for the sin bin.

Four in a row from Wexford - including that last score from their full back - have brought them right back into this game. Nolan almost got them in for a goal there seconds ago. This match is far from over!

FL4 South: Carlow 1-3 Wexford 0-4

Instantly, Byrne chips in with his second, Martin O'Connor pulls back another and the Slaneysiders are right back in this derby.

FL4 South: Carlow 1-3 Wexford 0-2

Sean Nolan with Wexford's second point. They had a sniff of goal there but did well to recycle and bag a point.

FL4 South: Carlow 1-3 Wexford 0-1

Tom Byrne finally gets the Model County on the scoreboard and we stop for the first water break.

FL4 South: Carlow 1-3 Wexford 0-0

Broderick pings over a '45' and it looks already like Niall Carew's charges are going to prevail in this match.

FL4 South: Carlow 1-2 Wexford 0-0

Paul Broderick whips over a 13th-minute free and the gap is out to five. Wexford have had a couple of poor wides.

Goal!

Carlow centre back John Murphy turns over the ball and Jordan Morrissey takes possession from Sean Gannon to fire to the net under the visiting goalkeeper - 1-1 to no score.

FL4 South: Carlow 0-1 Wexford 0-0

Chris Blake opens the scoring at DCP.

Both sides had one previous outing - Carlow beat Waterford (by 15 points) and Wexford lost to Na Deise by one.

Next up, at 5pm, is the Division Four South meeting of Carlow and Wexford at Dr Cullen Park...

Division Three recap:

That was dramatic stuff. Derry, Offaly and Limerick all impressed. Bizarre to see both the Ulster champions and the Munster champions in relegation play-offs to preserve their third-tier standing.

Semi-finals (promotion shoot-outs):

Derry v Limerick

Fermanagh v Offaly

Relegation play-offs:

Cavan v Wicklow

Longford v Tipperary

So we now know the line-up for the Division Three semi-finals and the relegation play-offs.

FL3 South full time: Wicklow 1-12 Limerick 2-19

Limerick win to seal a semi-final date with Derry. Wicklow will meet Ulster champions Cavan in a relegation play-off.

FL3 North full time: Fermanagh 1-15 Longford 0-18

Fermanagh just about scrape a draw against Longford and the point is enough to see them through to the semi-finals. This result means that Cavan join Longford in the relegation play-offs.

HL 3A full time: Sligo 5-23 Longford 2-19

Longford made a bit of a fight of it but Sligo prove too good at Markievicz Park.

FL3 North full time: Cavan 2-11 Derry 1-16

Shane McGuigan (0-8), Niall Loughlin (1-3) and Emmett Bradley (0-3) help the Oak Leaf County to their third consecutive victory. They are through to the semi-finals.

We are in the seventh of four added minutes at Breffni Park...

FL3 North: Fermanagh 1-14 Longford 0-17

Aidan Breen equalises deep into stoppage time.

FL3 South full time: Offaly 1-17 Tipperary 1-12

Offaly make it three wins from three to advance to the Division Three semi-finals. The Munster champions must win a play-off to avoid relegation to the fourth tier.

FL3 North: Cavan 2-11 Derry 1-16

McGuigan wins the free and fires it over himself from close to the sideline to double the difference. We are three minutes into four of injury time...

Goal!

Hugh Bourke nets Limerick's second to make it 2-16 to 1-11!

FL3 South: Offaly 1-17 Tipperary 1-11

David Dempsey adds to the Faithful tally. They are on their way to the semi-finals!

Keeper!

Derry goalie Lynch with a vital catch under pressure!

FL3 North: Cavan 2-11 Derry 1-15

Cormac Timoney replies to another McGuigan point.

FL3 North: Fermanagh 1-13 Longford 0-16

Level in Enniskillen with five minutes left!

Goal!

Faulkner palms the ball across the Derry goalmouth and Martin Reilly is on hand to double-palm to the net. Odhran Lynch then denies Cavan a third goal. 2-10 to 1-14!

FL3 South: Offaly 1-15 Tipperary 1-11

Niall McNamee with the point for Offaly, who have made a break for the winning line!

FL3 North: Cavan 1-10 Derry 1-14

The last three points came from Cavan frees - two from McKiernan and one from Galligan. Referee has been more than generous to the hosts and Derry boss Gallagher is booked for venting his frustation.

Goal!

A huge score in Aughrim. Danny Neville the scorer for Limerick, who no lead Wicklow by 1-16 to 1-10!

Injured!

Derry lose inspirational full back Brendan Rogers to what looks worryingly like a hamstring pull.

FL3 South: Offaly 1-12 Tipperary 1-11

Offaly with their noses back in front thanks to a Dunican free...

FL3 South: Wicklow 1-10 Limerick 0-14

Dean Healy's strike halves the Garden County's slender deficit.

FL3 North: Cavan 1-7 Derry 1-14

Conor Glass breaks through for another Derry goal chance but opts to take his point.

FL3 North: Cavan 1-7 Derry 1-13

Much better play from Cavan as wing back Fortune drills over his second point.

FL3 South: Offaly 1-11 Tipperary 1-11

Jack Kennedy's '45' has them level again in Tullamore!

FL3 North: Cavan 1-6 Derry 1-13

Derry had the ball in the net but are called back for a free. Loughlin takes the consolation prize, then midfielder Bradley adds his third and Rory Gallagher's charges lead by seven at the second water break.

FL3 North: Fermanagh 1-8 Longford 0-13

Aidan Breen closes the gap to two.

FL3 North: Cavan 1-6 Derry 1-11

McGuigan takes the free from his hands and sends it straight over the bar. Fifty minutes played.

FL3 South: Wicklow 1-8 Limerick 0-12

Danny Neville and Seanie Furlong fire over points at either end - all four games bubbling up nicely!

McGuigan turns Faulkner inside-out again but his shot flies wide.

FL3 North: Cavan 1-6 Derry 1-10

Derry have kicked some classy points here, none more stylish than that one from midfielder Emmett Bradley!

FL3 South: Offaly 1-10 Tipperary 1-9

A Paddy Dunican free edges the home side back in front.

FL3 North: Cavan 1-6 Derry 1-9

McGuigan peels off All Star full back Padraig Faulkner and registers his fifth point.

FL3 North: Fermanagh 1-7 Longford 0-11

Ciaran Corrigan fists a much-needed Fermanagh point. The Ernemen need to win this.

FL3 North: Cavan 1-6 Derry 1-8

Benny Heron does well to recycle the ball and pop over Derry's eighth point.

FL3 South: Offaly 1-8 Tipperary 1-8

Anton Sullivan ties the scores up at the start of the second half.

FL3 North half time: Fermanagh 1-6 Longford 0-10

The hosts got off to a great start but Longford finished the first half strongest to take a deserved lead.

HL 3A half time: Sligo 2-14 Longford 0-7

Sligo in complete command in this one.

FL3 South half time: Wicklow 1-6 Limerick 0-11

Robbie Burke and Hugh Bourke slot the last two points before the break for the Treaty County.

FL3 South half time: Offaly 1-7 Tipperary 1-8

The Premier County also retire at half time with the narrowest of leads.

FL3 North half time: Cavan 1-6 Derry 1-7

McGuigan's free on the stroke of half time separates the sides at the break.

Goal!

Sweeney converts a Tipp penalty and the Munster champions move ahead of Offaly - 1-8 to 1-6!

Goal!

Darcy gets to the high delivery first and finds the net to bring Wicklow level with Limerick - 1-5 to 0-8!

HL 3A: Sligo 1-10 Longford 0-5

Tony O'Kelly Lynch on target this time as the Yeats County increase their advantage ominously.

FL3 South: Offaly 1-6 Tipperary 0-7

Sweeney brings Tipp back within two points.

Goal!

Loughlin cuts inside and slams the ball to the roof of the Cavan net from a ridiculous angle off his left boot - 1-6 each!

Goal!

Another mistake from Derry's goalkeeper allows Gearoid McKiernan fist the high delivery to an empty net. The Cavan man followed up with a converted free to make it 1-6 to 0-6.

FL3 North: Fermanagh 1-4 Longford 0-6

Darragh McGurk restores Fermanagh's lead after a sterling Longford revival.

FL3 North: Cavan 0-5 Derry 0-6

McGuigan gets Derry's side of the scoreboard moving again - and that is arguably the best point of the match so far. The visitors immediately register another wide, however... Then Niall Murray fists a point at the other end!

Wasteful play from Derry as they get no score from three attacks.

FL3 South: Offaly 1-5 Tipperary 0-3

Bernard Allen stretches the Faithful County's advantage.

HL 3A: Sligo 1-5 Longford 0-3

Joe McHugh with the latest Sligo point.

FL3 North: Cavan 0-4 Derry 0-5

Luke Fortune gets forward to brilliantly hammer over the Ulster champions' fourth successive score!

FL3 South: Wicklow 0-4 Limerick 0-5

A Darcy free has the gap back to the minimum.

FL3 North: Cavan 0-3 Derry 0-5

Cavan captain Galligan leading by example here. He slots over a '45' that was needlessly conceded by his Derry counterpart.

FL3 South: Wicklow 0-2 Limerick 0-5

Eoin Darcy and Adrian Enright exchange points in sunny Aughrim.

Save!

Galligan with a magnificent diving save down to his right!

Goal!

Cian Farrell finishes off an excellent Offaly goal and they lead Tipp by 1-3 to 0-3!

FL3 North: Cavan 0-2 Derry 0-5

McGovern opens the hosts' account after Loughlin speared over a superb free from off the ground on the wrong side. Centre back Oisin Kiernan quickly adds Cavan's second.

FL3 North: Fermanagh 1-2 Longford 0-0

It's been the Sean Quigley show so far at Brewster Park.

Save!

Raymond Galligan denies McGuigan a Derry goal but it was nigh on impossible to find the net from that angle...

FL3 South: Offaly 0-2 Tipperary 0-2

Conor Sweeney brings the Munster champions level for the second time.

FL3 North: Cavan 0-0 Derry 0-4

On another day, there'd be snow on that one from Emmett Bradley! Niall Loughlin makes it four.

FL3 South: Offaly 0-1 Tipperary 0-1

Cian Farrell and Conor Bowe trade points in O'Connor Park.

FL3 North: Cavan 0-0 Derry 0-2

Full forward McGuigan curls over a left-footed free from the right.

Goal!

Fermanagh are off to a dream start thanks to Sean Quigley! Something early for the home fans to cheer!

FL3 North: Cavan 0-0 Derry 0-1

It took Shane McGuigan ten seconds to loft over the first point of the day.

Team news:

for Fermanagh, Aidan Breen replaces Tiarnan Daly, Danny Leonard replaces Eoin Donnelly and Declan McCusker replaces Conor Love.

Team news:

For Offaly, Cathal Manganese replaces Ciaran Donnelly, Carl Stewart replaces Johnny Moloney and Cian Farrell replaces Bill Carroll.

Team news:

One change to the Tipperary XV as Evan Comerford starts in goal instead of Michael O’Reilly.

Team news:

Robbie Bourke and Tommy Griffin start for Limerick in place of Cian Sheehan and Brian Donovan.

Team news:

Chris Conroy and Cian Reilly replace Cormac Timoney and Brian O’Connell in Cavan's starting team, while Caoimhin McGovern and Niall Murray come in for Oisin Brady and Conor Smith.

It's a beautiful day for football - not often we have vital league matches played in conditions like this!

As Ulster champions, the last thing Cavan want is to be involved in a relegation dogfight. Mind you, being demoted didn't do much damage to their championship credentials last year.

It's a crunch afternoon in Division Three. The top two teams in each section will qualify for semi-finals and a shot at promotion. The bottom two in each section will be one defeat away from relegation to Division Four - so there is a lot to play for today!

Crowds return:

Of course, today is historic as for the first time since March of last year we will have spectators attending GAA intercounty matches. Due to the different restrictions in place in Northern Ireland, 500 fans will be allowed into the matches in Enniskillen, Armagh and Omagh. An encouraging sign and the return of fans on a broader scale is greatly anticipated.

In just over an hour, the first five matches of the day throw in, including three crunch games in Division Three. Ulster champions Cavan will be looking for a big performance against Derry.

As ever, we will bring you regular updates on the action as it happens. I'll be back close to three, when five of the day's eight matches are scheduled to get up and running.

In Division Four South, Carlow meet Wexford at Dr Cullen Park (5pm). There's also one hurling league game today - Sligo V Longford in Division 3A at 3pm.

Division Three

There's still plenty to play for in the third tier, as well. In Division Three North, Ulster champions Cavan welcome high-flying Derry to Breffni Park and Fermanagh have home advantage against Longford. Meanwhile, in the South section, Limerick travel to Aughrim to face Wicklow and Offaly entertain Tipperary. All four of these matches commence at 3pm.

Division One North

With all four teams still in contention for semi-final places, the third and final round of this section sees Armagh entertain Donegal while Tyrone host Monaghan. These two matches throw in simultaneously at 7:30pm.

As we move towards the business end of a truncated 2021 national football league, seven key fixtures go down for decision today. Division One North will be completed, as will Division Three North and South.