Live Blog ... Westmeath v Armagh
While Westmeath are promoted with a game to spare, Derry need at least a point in their last game against the Lake County to join them in the top flight for 2014. Longford are relegated after losing to Laois - their sixth straight defeat.
Final round games on Sunday April 7 (3pm): Derry v Westmeath, Celtic Park; Louth v Longford, Drogheda; Wexford v Laois, Wexford Park; Armagh v Galway, Athletic Grounds.
Irrespective of the results in the last round of games, Westmeath will be playing in the Allianz FL Division 2 final - due to take place in Croke Park on Sunday, April 28.
Yet another great comeback by Westmeath today - is it spirit or fitness that is proving the telling factor? Give us your views ...
Derry beat Louth and are well placed to claim promotion as well
Westmeath will travel to Derry for their last game with promotion already in the bag
A thrilling contest, especially in the second half. Armagh's relegation worries increased by this result. Also in Division 2, Galway beat Wexford, 1-16 to 0-11
Westmeath fans celebrate - it's Division 1 football here we come!
Westmeath substitute Doron Harte fouls Ciaran McKeever and Aaron Kernan takes the free but he kicks it wide - the final whistle blows, a one point win for Westmeath - 0-17 to 0-16
The referee allows play to continue ...
Gary Connaughton saves from McParland. Westmeath counter attack and Ger Egan is fouled. We are now in the second minute of injury time. Heslin takes the free and sends it over - 0-17 to 0-16 to Westmeath
Good defending by Westmeath captain Kieran Gavin keeps the Orchard men at bay, very tense finish
Great work by David Duffy - who is having a fine game - but then a mistake by Callum sees a great opportunity go abegging
James Dolan narrowly off target from a good chance, still level, two mins left
Dessie Dolan hits wide off his left foot - game still on a knife edge. Exciting finish in prospect
Kieran Gavin pulls down Forker (that man again) and gets a yellow card. Aaron Kernan hits the free from an acute angle just wide, still level with just over five minutes left
Forker brings Armagh level - 0-16 each. If he keeps playing like this, maybe we'll have a 'Meet the Forkers' film!
A huge free by John Heslin goes over via the crossbar (60th minute) - Westmeath 0-16 Armagh 0-15
Sharry enters the fray instead of Denis Corroon - can Westmeath get the vital scores to win it and clinch promotion? Even a draw would do.
Paul Sharry is ready to come in - as Denis Glennon levels the scores, 0-15 each
A great contest now
Stephen Harold curls over an Armagh point off his left - Westmeath 0-14 Armagh 0-15
Aaron Kernan points a free and then Charlie Vernon drives over an excellent point - to level matters, 0-14 each, 15 mins left
Denis Glennon flicks the ball just wide - the Tyrrellspass player unlucky not to score a goal for the second time this afternoon.
Charlie Vernon is introduced from the Armagh bench and James Donnelly follows
A good catch in defence by Armagh midfielder Kieran Toner but then Caolan Rafferty is penalised and Heslin points the free - Westmeath 0-14 Armagh 0-12
Another point from Dessie puts Westmeath in front - Westmeath 0-13 Armagh 0-12
Dessie does it again! A fine point a few minutes after his introduction
John Heslin lands a free from the 45-metre line - using the wind to good effect - Westmeath 0-11 Armagh 0-12
Pat Flanagan and co make their first change - Dessie Dolan is in instead of Ciaran Curley
Aaron Kernan points another free - 0-12 to 0-10 in favour or Armagh
Aaron Kernan points a free to put the Orchard County men in front
Ger Egan blasts over the equaliser - it could have been a goal - this is a real purple patch for the Lake men - 0-10 each.
Denis Glennon sends over his third point - only one between the teams now - Westmeath 0-9 Armagh 0-10, 41 mins gone
A magnificent catch and point by Callum McCormack - Westmeath 0-8 Armagh 0-10
A bad miss by Gavin McParland - score remains Westmeath 0-7 Armagh 0-10
Denis Glennon moves the home side closer and the crowd acclaims the score
Within 20 seconds of the restart, Kieran Martin sends over a Westmeath point - Westmeath 0-6 Armagh 0-10
It's a useful lead for Armagh but Westmeath will have the strong wind in the second half. Westmeath have had to come from behind in each of their league games so far and have managed to avoid defeat in all of them. Can they do it again?
Half-time. Westmeath 0-5 Armagh 0-10
Aaron Kernan points a free to make it Westmeath 0-5 Armagh 0-10
Forker again on target from a free - Westmeath 0-5 Armagh 0-9
Stefan Forker sends over a free - Westmeath 0-5 Armagh 0-8
Callum McCormack fists over a point but then Forker replies at the other end - Westmeath 0-5 Armagh 0-7
Denis Glennon very unlucky with a left foot shot which hit the butt of the post and went wide - after a well worked move
A superb point by Aaron Kernan increases Armagh's lead - Armagh 0-6 Westmeath 0-4
Johnny Hanratty wins a free for Armagh - Stefan Forker takes and scores - Armagh 0-5 Westmeath 0-4
A fine point by Aaron Kernan draws the sides level at 0-4 apiece
John Heslin hits a free over the bar, Westmeath 0-4 Armagh 0-3, 18 mins gone
Westmeath playing against the strong wind so a pretty good start
Kieran Martin points a free before Aaron Kernan does likewise - Armagh 0-3 Westmeath 0-3, 12 and a half minutes gone
A fisted point by Denis Glennon levels matters at 0-2 each
Tony Kernan puts Armagh ahead with a fine point from the right - Armagh 0-2 Westmeath 0-1
McCormack then off target from close range - still 0-1 each
Callum McCormack scores a beauty of a point to level the scores
Super point from Stefan Forker gives Armagh the lead - Armagh 0-1 Westmeath 0-0
Westmeath line out as selected, plenty of changes to Armagh's listed starting fifteen and a number of players wearing different numbers from those indicated on the programme
Join Kieran Galvin for live updates from the Allianz Football League Division 2 match between Westmeath and Armagh at Cusack Park.