Ulster champions Derry will bid to overthrow current All-Ireland champions Kerry as they bid to reach their first senior final since 1993.
The Oak Leafers lifted their only senior title to date 30 years ago with a win over Cork and the current squad will be hoping to get to the final after losing out to Galway at the semi-final stage last season.
Derry had a four-point victory over the Rebels in the quarter-finals, but they’ll be fully aware that Kerry represent a huge step up in class.
Jack O’Connor’s men proved their desire to retain the Sam Magiure is as strong as ever with a hugely impressive 12-point victory over Tyrone in the last eight.
Goals in the second half from Diarmuid O’Connor and Sean O’Sea saw the Kingdom pull clear of the Red Hands in a one-sided contest and Kerry are strong favourites to progress to another All-Ireland final.
Here’s all you need to know ahead of Derry versus Kerry.
When and where is the game?
Derry vs Kerry is on Sunday, July 16 in Croke Park
What time is throw-in?
Derry vs Kerry is at 4pm and will be preceded by the All-Ireland Junior football final at 1.30pm.
Where can I watch it?
The All-Ireland SFC semi-final between Derry and Kerry will be live on both RTÉ and BBC.
Any other coverage?
Belfast Live Sport will be live blogging all the action from Derry vs Kerry.
How can I get tickets?
Tickets are on general sale for the semi-final and can be purchased online via the Ticketmaster website from 12 noon on Tuesday, July 4 or in selected SuperValu and Centra stores. GAA members can also request tickets via their clubs.
Betting odds?
Derry 3/1
Draw 15/2
Kerry 1/3
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