Kerry and Mayo meet in the All-Ireland SFC final at Croke Park on Sunday, with Kerry seeking their 40th title and first back-to-back since 2006/2007, while Mayo aim to end a 75-year wait since 1951 and a run of 11 final defeats.

Kerry recovered from a 10-point loss to Donegal to beat Kildare, Armagh (four goals), Tyrone, and reach the final. Mayo overcame early exits, beating Monaghan, Meath, Cork, and crushing Louth by 17 points in the semi-final.

David Clifford leads Kerry's attack with six championship goals, while Ryan O'Donoghue is five points behind. Mayo's Kobe Mc Donald, 18, has impressed but may play his last game before joining AFL side St Kilda.

The match airs live on BBC Two NI from 15:00 BST. Kerry wear traditional green and gold after winning a coin toss; Mayo don all white, nodding to their 1951 triumph.