Kerry defeated Dublin 2-18 to 0-20 in a semi‑final at Croke Park, keeping the county’s bid for consecutive All‑Ireland SFC titles alive.

The win was driven by a mixture of goals and points. Jack O'Connor’s side capitalised on early chances, with David Clifford scoring 1-6 despite long periods of rest. His brother Paudie Clifford added five points, and a late penalty rebound by Clifford sealed the margin.

Dublin struggled to convert opportunities, missing 12 wides and two goal chances. Con O'Callaghan remained contained, while Cormac Costello and Colm Basquel managed only a combined nine points. The loss leaves Dublin to reassess their attack before the final.

Kerry now face Mayo in the final on 26 July. The result gives the Kingdom a clear advantage heading into the last game of the season, whileUgmund the fans will see a team that can win in hot, high‑pressure conditions.