Dublin await the winners of the second of this weekend's All-Ireland semi-finals after their win over Cavan last night.
The Boys in Blue ran out 1-24 to 0-12 winners to book their place in yet another final as they aim to win their sixth consecutive All-Ireland title.
Mayo come into this game as favourites, but Tipperary will be full of confidence after beating Cork in the Munster final.
Here's everything you need to know:
Where and when is the match?
The game takes place at Croke Park on Sunday, December 6.
What time is throw-in?
The action gets underway at 3.30pm.
What channel is it on?
RTE Two and Sky Sports Mix will both show the clash live.
You can also follow updates with The Irish Mirror's live blog.
Mayo team
David Clarke; Oisín Mullin, Chris Barrett, Lee Keegan; Patrick Durcan, Stephen Coen, Eoghan McLaughlin; Conor Loftus, Matthew Ruane; Kevin McLoughlin, Ryan O'Donoghue, Diarmuid O'Connor; Tommy Conroy, Aidan O'Shea, (Capt), Cillian O'Connor.
Tipperary team
Evan Comerford; Alan Campbell, Jimmy Feehan, Colm O'Shaughnessy; Bill Maher, Kevin Fahey, Robbie Kiely; Steven O'Brien, Liam Casey; Colin O'Riordan, Michael Quinlivan, Conal Kennedy; Brian Fox, Conor Sweeney (Capt), Colman Kennedy.
Subs: Michael O'Reilly, Tadhg Fitzgerald, Dáire Brennan, Emmet Moloney, Padraic Looram, Paudie Feehan, Jack Kennedy, Philip Austin, Jason Lonergan, Mark Stokes, Liam Boland.
Quotes corner
Mayo's Stephen Coen on younger players: “There's a bit more craic and it's brought down the average age of the group as well. What I'm very impressed with is they've blended with guys who've been here a while very quickly.
“They made an effort to mix amongst the group and have really added to the togetherness. As you can see from the performances they just play with the shackles off, want to hunt after the ball, attack as much as possible and just work really hard.
“I think it's admirable the way they've played. A lot of us guys who've been playing for a while now have learned a lot from them.”
Tipperary manager David Power: “Croke Park won’t hold any fear for Tipperary. In 2018 in the qualifier in Thurles, Mayo got a very fortunate goal that day and Tipp were leading the whole way up to that goal.
“There have been a few small things that went in Mayo’s favour over the last two games so Croke Park won’t hold any fear, I think we can really grow into Croke Park and the players like playing there.
“We won’t fear Mayo. I believe in this Tipperary football team that if we get a performance, that we’ll be very close to Mayo come Sunday.
“There is no point going into a game if you think you are going to be beaten. I certainly don’t think that way and the players don’t think that way. If we get a performance we have every chance on Sunday.”
Betting odds
Mayo win: 2/7
Tipperary win: 7/2
Draw: 10/1
