The 2019 Division 1 Allianz Football League champions will be crowned this weekend.
For the first time since 2012 Dublin are not in the final as Kerry and Mayo lock horns.
The Kingdom last lifted the title two years ago, while the Westerners have not tasted league success in 2001.
Here's everything you need to know about the decider:
Where and when is the match?
The match takes place at Croke Park on Sunday, March 31.
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What time is throw-in?
It will get underway at 4pm after the Division 1 Hurling League final between Limerick and Waterford, which starts at 2pm.
What channel is it on?
TG4 will show the clash live, with their coverage getting underway at 1.30pm. They will also show Limerick v Waterford.
You can also follow all the action from both matches with The Irish Mirror's live blog.
Quotes corner
Kerry boss Peter Keane: “The way we look at it, is it is an extra game and you learn something every day you go out.
“So an extra game won’t go astray and any opportunity to get into Croke Park is great for the group.”
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Mayo manager James Horan: “We’ve tried a lot of things out and different bits and pieces, a lot of it is working and some of it isn’t. We’ll tweak that and have a crack at it.
“We’ll train on Wednesday, that’s genuinely as far as we’ve looked, we’ll see what happens then.
“Obviously we look forward to next weekend, it’s great for some of us to get up there and have a crack.
“I’m looking forward to the game.”
Ticket information
Adult tickets for the double header cost €30 and can be purchased here.
Betting odds
Kerry win: 8/15
Mayo win: 15/8
Draw: 15/2
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