Dublin will do battle once again with old rivals Mayo to decide one half of this year's All-Ireland Final on Saturday evening in Croke Park.
It will be the only semi-final on this weekend after the Kerry/Tyrone clash was pushed back a week due to Covid chaos in the Ulster champions' camp.
24,000 fans are set to attend after a mad scramble for tickets ensued when they were released on Tuesday, with fans on social media reporting queues of up to 10,000 at times.
As sports events continue to creep back towards full attendances, and with 40,000 expected at the subsequent All-Ireland Final, the desire for fans to get back is as strong as ever.
It should make for a great atmosphere as the two titans go head-to-head for the tenth time, including replays, since 2012.
Dublin hold six wins in those previous nine fixtures, with two draws and a solitary Mayo victory in the first clash of the mega series.
We already took a deep dive into where the game can be won and lost, which you can read by clicking here, but here's all the basics you need ahead of the game:
What time is throw-in for Dublin v Mayo?
Throw-in is at 6pm on Saturday evening.
Where can I watch the game?
The game will be broadcast live on RTE2, with coverage getting underway at 5pm.
You can also follow the game live here with our Dublin Live live blog.
Can I get tickets?
Tickets for the clash sold out quickly, so a full house of 24,000 is expected.
Betting odds for Dublin v Mayo
Dublin 2/5
Draw 9/1
Mayo 5/2
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