Dublin and Kerry clash in the 2023 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship at Croke Park this afternoon.
The big match has a throw-in time of 3.30pm, with the action being shown live on both RTE Two and BBC Northern Ireland Two. It will also be streamed on the RTE Player in Ireland, the BBC iPlayer in the UK and GAAGO elsewhere.
Here are the teams:
Dublin : Stephen Cluxton; Eoin Murchan, Michael Fitzsimons, David Byrne; James McCarthy, John Small, Lee Gannon; Brian Fenton, Brian Howard; Paddy Small, Paul Mannion, Niall Scully; Cormac Costello, Con O'Callaghan, Colm Basquel.
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Subs: Evan Comerford, Sean Bugler, Ciaran Kilkenny, Tom Lahiff, Sean MacMahon, Jack McCaffrey, Ross McGarry, Cian Murphy, Daire Newcombe, Lorcan O'Dell, Dean Rock.
Kerry: Shane Ryan; Graham O'Sullivan, Jason Foley, Tom O'Sullivan; Paul Murphy, Tadhg Morley, Gavin White; Diarmuid O'Connor, Jack Barry; Dara Moynihan, Seán O'Shea, Stephen O'Brien; Paudie Clifford, David Clifford, Paul Geaney.
Subs : Shane Murphy (GK), Adrian Spillane, Brian Ó Beaglaoich, Mike Breen, Barry Dan O'Sullivan, Ruairí Murphy, Micheál Burns, Killian Spillane, Dylan Casey, Donal O'Sullivan, Ronan Buckley.
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Dean Rock celebrates daughter's birthday as he wins eighth All-Ireland title
Dean Rock admits he may have played his last game for Dublin as he won his eighth All-Ireland title on his daughter's first birthday.
Rock came off the bench to knock over a free for Dublin as they dethroned Kerry at Croke Park on Sunday.
And the occasion was all the better for the 33-year-old as it came on his daughter Sadie's first birthday.
He joked to RTE after the match: "I was in a much different place than this, this time last year that's for sure.
"It's a very special day for everyone involved and particularly for Sadie on her first birthday.
"It's pretty unique and special and a day we will never forget."
The Ballymun Kickhams man was asked if he deliberated on playing again for Dublin this season.
"You weigh it up the older you get," he said. "But you keep coming back for the group.
"As I've said before, you are born with a family and then you grow another family along the way through experiences.
"Sport, in particular for me, has been amazing. I'm getting married now in two weeks and James [McCarthy], Ciaran [Kilkenny] and John [Small] are my groomsmen.
"Going forward, that could be my last day in blue. I'll see how things play out in the winter, but it's been a magical time."
Dublin dethrone Kerry to become All-Ireland champions after big last quarter
By Pat Nolan
Dublin 1-15 Kerry 1-13
Dublin came with a big last quarter surge to dethrone Kerry and claim a historic All-Ireland victory.
By reclaiming the Sam Maguire Cup for the first time in three years, a trio of Dublin players - Stephen Cluxton, Mick Fitzsimons and captain James McCarthy - set a new record of nine All-Ireland medals.
Dublin beefed up their squad after last year’s semi-final reverse to Kerry, with a number of stalwarts returning and one of them, Paul Mannion, was the star of what was a largely disappointing final as he kicked 0-5, all but one from play.
Another star of yesteryear, Jack McCaffrey, also made a key contribution off the bench as the Kerry challenge faded after they led by three points in the 51st minute.
It wasn't David Clifford's day
James McCarthy lifts the Sam Maguire Cup!
James McCarthy lifts the Sam Maguire Cup
The Dublin captain has climbed the steps of the Hogan Stand to lift the famous trophy. It is Dublin's day again...
Full-time: Dublin 1-15 Kerry 1-13
Dublin are the 2023 All-Ireland football champions! They prove the doubters wrong and regain their crown! What a group of players. Full match report to come...
Dublin 1-15 Kerry 1-13
Clifford misses an effort from a tight angle and Dublin work the ball forward before earning a free that Dean Rock knocks over the bar! Kerry need a goal now as we go into the final seconds of the match....
76 mins gone
Dublin 1-14 Kerry 1-13
Dublin have goal chances before Paul Mannion runs onto a breaking ball and takes his point from close range to edge them ahead!!!
74 mins gone
Dublin 1-13 Kerry 1-13
David Clifford dances past Mick Fitzsimmons who has a pull on the Kerryman before Clifford's shot goes wide of the post. But the referee brings the play back for a free that Seanie O'Shea knocks over the bar. We are level again and are going to play six added minutes!
70 mins gone
Dublin 1-13 Kerry 1-13
Killian Spillane has come on for Kerry and he hits a fantastic score to level up the match but Dublin respond as Paddy Small edges them ahead.
66 mins gone
Dublin 1-12 Kerry 1-11
Dublin get their fourth score in row and go ahead as Fenton gallops down the middle before letting fly over the bar.
64 mins gone
Dublin 1-11 Kerry 1-11
James McCarthy is shown a yellow card for a high tackle in midfield. Kerry attack but they fluff their lines. The match couldn't be any more finely poised as we head into the final ten minutes.
59 mins gone
Dublin 1-11 Kerry 1-11
A free to Kerry for a tangle between David Clifford and Fitzsimmons is overturned by the umpire. Then Dublin go up the other end and Mannion levels up the match for Dublin!
56 mins gone
Dublin 1-10 Kerry 1-11
Dublin work the ball well to Colm Basquel to hit a lovely score - the gap is just one point now.
54 mins gone
Dublin 1-09 Kerry 1-11
Paudie Clifford is shown a yellow card for a tackle on Jack McCaffrey. Paul Mannion kicks over the free for Dublin.
52 mins gone
Dublin 1-08 Kerry 1-11
Paudie Clifford is having a great half as he lets fly off his left foot and flies over the bar to give Kerry a three-point lead.
51 mins gone
Dublin 1-08 Kerry 1-10
Kerry go two clear as Paudie Clifford does brilliantly to fist the ball over the bar from a tight angle.
49 mins gone
Dublin 1-08 Kerry 1-09
Seanie O'Shea knocks over a free to give Kerry the lead as Jack McCaffrey comes on for Lee Gannon for Dublin.
48 mins gone
Dublin goal!!! Dublin 1-08 Kerry 1-08
It's come from a Kerry mistake as Gavin White is dispossessed and Colm Basquel runs towards goal before passing it to Paddy Small whose shot is blocked by Paul Murphy but that deflection sees it pass Shane Ryan and into the net!
46 mins gone
Dublin 0-08 Kerry 1-08
Kerry have momentum now as David Clifford knocks over a point off his right foot to give them a three-point lead.
44 mins gone
Dublin 1-08 Kerry 1-07
Kerry go three clear as Geaney muscles his way towards goal and then fists the ball over. But Dublin respond as Colm Basquel, quiet in this match, hits a lovely score.
43 mins gone
Dublin 0-07 Kerry 1-06
Con O'Callaghan hits the crossbar with a ferocious shot after a great pass from Gannon. A huge let-off for Kerry. And then the Kingdom respond and work the ball to Paudie Clifford to hit a lovely score.
41 mins gone
Dublin 0-07 Kerry 1-05
Big intensity at the start of the half as the teams scrap for possession. Eventually it is Dublin who get the ball and Kilkenny passes it to Howard who dummies a man before splitting the posts. But Kerry respond as Cormac Costello is penalised for an off-the-ball incident. Clifford knocks over the close-range free to edge Kerry ahead again.
37 mins gone
Back under way for the second half!
The second half gets going in this All-Ireland final as the rain starts to come down at Croke Park.
Kerry's Paul Geaney celebrating his goal
Half-time: Dublin 0-06 Kerry 1-04
It's half-time at Croke Park and Kerry have a one-point lead thanks to a late goal from Paul Geaney after a brilliant pass from David Clifford. It was a hardly fought half that suggested there is very little between these sides. We could be a set up for a tense second half...
Kerry goal!!! Dublin 0-06 Kerry 1-04
David Clifford was pinned towards the corner flag but he picks out a great pinpoint pass to Paul Geaney who takes his time before finding the net from close range!
