Kerry vs Mayo: Start time, FREE live stream, TV channel for huge All-Ireland SFC final

SportGAA Football THE All-Ireland Senior Football Championship arrives THIS SUNDAY, with Kerry looking to win back-to-back titles at Croke Park. This time, the Green and Gold face the green and red of Mayo, who are looking to win their first All-Ireland title since 1951. Jack O’Connor leads Kerry into a ninth All-Ireland final this weekend Credit: Sportsfile Ryan O’Donoghue produced a brilliant performance as Mayo eased past Louth in the semi-finals Credit: Sportsfile Kerry won the Sam Maguire Cup last season with a victory over Donegal, with Joe O’Connor scoring the only goal of the match. Jack 0’Connor is gearing up for his ninth appearance in the big game as The Kingdom manager – he has won five titles in that time. Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! Not only would a win this week make The Kingdom the first side to achieve consecutive titles since the dominant Dublin side in 2020, but it would also be the 40th SFC title in their history. On the other hand, Mayo are taking the long trip from the N17 across Ireland with dreams of claiming the title for the first time in 75 years – to win just once would be a dream for the fans from Clare Island and beyond. READ MORE IN GAA FOOTBALL This week is the fifth time the two sides have met in the All-Ireland final, with Kerry winning the previous four meetings in 1932, 1997, 2004 and 2006. They have also never lost to a Connacht county since 1965 when Galway beat them at Croke Park – other than Mayo they have defeated Roscommon in 1980, as well as Galway in 2000 and 2022. When is Kerry vs Mayo? The All-Ireland SFC will take place on Sunday, July 26. Throw-in is scheduled for 3.30pm BST. As usual, it will take place at Croke Park, Dublin in front of over 80,000 fans. Where can I watch Kerry vs Mayo and is there a live stream? Kerry vs Mayo will be broadcast on BBC Two from 3pm BST on Sunday. The All-Ireland final will also be streamed live and for FREE on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Alternatively, you can follow all of the action with SunSport’s live blog throughout the match. Most read in Sport Who will be the referee? Martin McNally will be taking charge of his first ever All-Ireland final. The clash will be the Monaghan man’s 32nd senior inter-county championship game. He has officiated the Al-Ireland Under-20’s final in 2023, as well as the All-Ireland Senior Club final this year. Assistants for Kerry vs Mayo will be Ben Woods, Niall Reilly, Mark Gilsenan and Anthony Marron, who are all from the Corduff GAA Club in Monaghan with McNally. Comment now