Ethan Rafferty with the outside of his left foot sends Tomas McCormack scampering across the halfway line. The ball is worked to Oisin Conaty and he finishes on the loop to point for the first time today.

After a spell of possession, Oisin Conaty just about picks out Conor Turbitt with a crossfield pass and he slots over for his second point of the game.

Conor Turbitt taps over a close-range free to extend Armagh's lead to three.

Ciaran Downey points a second for Louth but Armagh register their third score from a third attack as Ross McQuillan hooks over.

Cian McConville tags on a point for Armagh before Louth's Sam Mulroy goes down with an injury to perhaps halt the Orchard momentum.

Upon the restart, Louth get on the scoreboard with a well-taken back from centre-half back Dara McDonnell.

Conor Grimes pulls a shot wide at one end and after Ethan Rafferty just about picked out a teammate with his kickout, Armagh race up the other end.

They were queuing up to finish that move off, and it's corner back Gareth Murphy who fires to the net inside two minutes.

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The ball is thrown in and the first-ever Championship meeting between these bordering neighbours Louth and Armagh has begun.

The teams currently in Monday's Round three draw following Saturday's results are:

• Donegal
• Kerry
• Meath
• Monaghan

These teams will be joined by the losing teams in today's Round 2A Fixtures and the winner of the Round 2B fixture, with the loser of that game exiting the Championship.

Sunday's fixtures -

• Round 2A fixtures
• Louth v Armagh (13:00)
• Galway v Westmeath (14:00)
• Tyrone v Mayo (15:30)
• Round 2B Fixtures
• Cavan v Dublin (14:00)

Round three fixtures will be played on the weekend of June 20th / 21st.

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Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney had named an unchanged side for his team's All-Ireland Championship Round 2A clash with Louth in Inniskeen. But there is two late changes to the line-up that defeated Derry a fortnight ago with Ethan Rafferty set to start in goal in place of Blaine Hughes who is out of the matchday panel entirely. Joe McElroy will wear no.9 in midfield and could be partnered by Jarly Og Burns with Ross McQuillan a last-minute introduction and potentially operating at wing-half back. The forward line that combined for 13 of Armagh's 1-18 tally in the win over Derry remains unchanged.

As for Louth, boss Gavin Devlin has made two alterations to the XV that avenged their Leinster Championship defeat by beating Dublin in the last round. Paul Matthews is brought into the side at the expense of Conor Early with Sean Callaghan moving to midfield. Ciaran Downey will line out at 14, having played at wing-half forward in the Dublin victory, while James Maguire looks set to partner Callaghan at no.9. Ryan Burns starts at corner forward in place of Conall McCaul.

Armagh: Ethan Rafferty; Peter McGrane, Aaron McKay, Gareth Murphy; Greg McCabe, Tiernan Kelly, Jarly Og Burns; Ross McQuillan, Joe McElroy; Cian McConville, Darragh McMullen, Tomas McCormack; Conor Turbitt, Jason Duffy, Oisin Conaty.

Subs: Paddy Burns, Aidan Forker, Barry McCambridge, Andrew Murnin, Ryan Duffy, Daniel Magee, Oisin O'Neill, Callum O'Neill, Rory Grugan, Aaron O'Neill, Ciaran Mackin, Eoin Duffy, Ruairi McDonald, Fionn Downey.

Louth: Niall McDonnell; Emmet Carolan, Donal McKenny, Daire Nally; Conall McKeever, Dara McDonnell, Craig Lennon; Sean Callaghan, James Maguire; Paul Matthews, Sam Mulroy, Conor Grimes; Kieran McArdle, Ciaran Downey, Ryan Burns.

Subs: Tiernan Markey, Conall McCaul, Ciaran Byrne, Conor Early, Tommy Durnin, Leonard Gray, Conor Mac Croisa, Tadhg McDonnell, Cormac McKeown, Sean Reynolds, Anthony Williams.

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After the drama of Saturday, we're back for more as we move towards the pointy end of the All-Ireland.

We start with Armagh's trip to Louth in Round 2A at 13:00 BST as Kieran McGeeney's side look to repeat their success from 2024.

Galway host Westmeath at 14:00 BST while there's a tasty tie as Tyrone take on Mayo at 15:30 BST.

We'll have updates from the games in Inniskeen and at Healy Park.

In Round 2B, Cavan and Dublin know it is win or bust, with throw-in at 14:00 BST.

Thanks for joining us!