Paul Kirk's Lisburn Distillery have gone six games unbeaten

Alan Murphy headed Armagh into the lead in the 17th minute and they maintained their advantage to half-time.

Paul Muir levelled four minutes after the break and Francis Murphy put the home side ahead five minutes later.

Armagh missed their big chance to level when Philip Matthews saved Robert Casey's penalty and John Martin's 79th minute goal made the game safe.

Early on, Armagh goalkeeper Paul Rice made a smart save to deny Distillery striker Darren Armour.3

However, Armagh took the lead in the 17th minute with Murphy heading Robert Casey's free-kick pass Matthews.

Distillery pressed hard for an equaliser but Armagh goalkeeper Rice denied Damien McLaughlin while Darren Armour shot over the bar.

However, Armagh almost added to their lead before half-time with Matthews performing heroics to save a deflected effort from David Ward.

Distillery came out fired up after half-time and Muir connected with John Martin's free-kick to level four minutes after the break.

Paul Rice made another good save to deny Francis Murphy but Murphy could not be denied five minutes later when he fired a low shot into the net.

Armagh earned their penalty in the 70th minute when Stuart Thompson fouled David Ward but Matthews superbly denied Casey's spot-kick.

Martin made the game safe 11 minutes from time after the Armagh defence has hesitated.