Kerry and Tyrone are finally set to do battle in their All-Ireland semi-final clash this weekend.
The game was orginally scheduled for August 15, but was pushed back by an extra week twice as Tyrone were hit by Covid-19 complications.
The Red Hands will be hoping to have a full squad available for the clash, provided they don’t run into any fresh issues.
Here's what you need to know:
Date
Saturday, August 28.
Venue
Croke Park, Dublin.
Thow-in time
The action is scheduled to get under way at 3.30pm.
TV channel information
RTE Two and Sky Sports Arena.
Quotes corner
Irish Mirror columnist Andy Moran: "If there was one thing to be grateful for with the knockout Championship of this year and last, it’s that the competition was much more streamlined with no lengthy gaps between games for anyone.
"The Covid-19 outbreak in Tyrone has wreaked havoc with that, however. I’m glad that they were accommodated but by the time Kerry play them, the Munster champions will have been idle for five weeks and Tyrone will have been up on blocks for four.
"It’s a huge gap for both, while Kerry haven’t played a Championship game at Croke Park for almost two years.
"Meanwhile, Mayo’s run-in to the final doubles from two weeks to four, while Tyrone or Kerry will have a fortnight.
"There are a lot of different dynamics at play there and it could be revealing from a Mayo point of view as to how the down time will affect Tyrone and Kerry next weekend."
Betting odds
Kerry: 1/7
Tyrone: 11/2
Draw: 14/1
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