A place in the Division 2 final against Armagh is at stake on Sunday with Tipperary and Laois vying for that spot. Down at the bottom Roscommon are in the relegation play-off. Monaghan, Westmeath and Tyrone will all want wins to secure their place in the division for next year.

Armagh still await their opponents in the Division 2 final as the battle for a place in the decider goes down to the final day with Tipperary and Laois in contention. Down at the other end Roscommon picked up their first point of the campaign but will play in the relegation play-off; their opponents have yet to be decided.

With Armagh through to the final, Tipperary and Laois battle it out for second spot, while Cavan are also pushing for the same position, Armagh could know their opposition in the final this week, or it could be left to next weekend. It’s tight down at the bottom with every point vital.

For the third game in a row Cavan left it late to claim a win. Aisling Gilsenan with the match winning point for the Breffni County. Armagh got the better of Laois in their top of the table clash at the Athletic Grounds.

Leaders Armagh will hope to make it five wins from five when they welcome second place Laois to the Athletic Grounds this afternoon while Roscommon still await their first points of the campaign and will hope that changes when they travel to Cavan. 

Armagh made it four wins from four with a comprehensive win over Tyrone this afternoon while Erone Fitzpatrick’s point saw Laois claim victory over Tipperary.

There are two Ulster derbies in Division 2. Monaghan welcome Cavan to Donaghmoyne. Both sides have one win apiece and are looking to keep a distance between themselves and the bottom. Leaders Armagh are hoping to make it four wins from four when they travel to take on Tyrone in Omagh.

Armagh and Tipperary both made it three wins from three in Division 2 with wins over Monaghan and Roscommon respectively while Cavan got their first win of the campaign when they’d one point to spare over Westmeath.

Armagh will be hoping for three wins out of three when they entertain neighbours Monaghan in Middletown while Laois and Tyrone will want to get back to winning ways when they clash at Crettyard.

Westmeath produced an excellent performance to brush aside the challenge of Laois while Armagh made it two wins from two with a hard fought win away to Roscommon.