Well, just the two teams remain in the All-Ireland football championship.

Both Kerry and Donegal showed their class in pulling away from their opposition in the second half of their semi-finals to book their place in the All-Ireland final.

Here today, Donegal were ruthless after the break, moving a five-point advantage into a 20-point victory.

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Mickey Harte
Former Derry & Tyrone boss on BBC Sport

It's a shame with all the good results Meath have had that they had to suffer a bit today.

Owen Mulligan
Former Tyrone forward and All-Ireland winner on BBC Two NI

Donegal seem to be hunting in packs, and then breaking forward. Donegal and Kerry is a hard one to call, it could go either way.

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Man of the match Conor O'Donnell, speaking to BBC Sport: "Yeah, in the first half we weren't really ruthless but when you are playing in an All-Ireland semi-final there are a few nerves but we came out in the second half and took our goal chances.

"From being in the semi-final last year, our goal was to be back there. It's a long year when you don't get back there. For some reason Meath have went under the radar but they are a serious outfit.

"Kerry were impressive against Tyrone and it's a massive challenge ahead of us. We have two weeks of recovery and training to go now and that's all we can focus on."

And there we have it.... All-Ireland Final, Kerry v Donegal,️Sunday 27 July, 15:30 BST️Croke Park, Dublin #BBCGAA, external

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Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

It's a very interesting final and it's the one we all wanted to see

Oisin McConville
Armagh All-Ireland winner on BBC Two NI

A lot of people would have picked that final at the start of the year. Donegal were awesome in the second half. You have to feel for Meath, they're just not at this level yet.

Mickey Harte
Former Derry & Tyrone boss on BBC Two NI

Without a doubt, the best team has won. Meath surprised Donegal with their eagerness early on, but Donegal weathered the storm and had more in the tank.

Donegal will play Kerry in the All-Ireland final!

What a game that will be.

Conor O'Donnell has been named as player of the match.

Not to take away from his moment but, co-commentator Mickey Harte says he would have picked Ciaran Moore who has also been superb.

How's this for build-up play from Donegal?

Caolan McGonagle makes a brilliant block but gets no reward as the ball breaks straight to Sean Rafferty who knocks over the point.

The Meath man appears to be suffering from cramp and Daire O Baoill quickly cancels out the score.

The first sign that Donegal are pulling up before the line maybe?

Ciaran Moore was in for a second goal - perhaps even in a better position that when he earlier raised the green flags - but he settles for just the one this time.

Donegal know now that they'll be back in Croke Park in two weeks' time.

The celebrations have begun!

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Mickey Harte
Former Derry & Tyrone boss on BBC Two NI

This is Donegal at their ruthless best.

This was another great finish from Donegal.

As Daire O Baoill comes on to replace Ryan McHugh, you're reminded of the strength in depth of this Donegal panel that Jim McGuinness has at his disposal.

As if to emphasise the point, Paddy McBrearty provides his third point since being sprung from the bench.

Here's that Oisin Gallen strike that put Donegal firmly in control of this one.

That's a good score, though, from Eoghan Frayne.

The skipper produces a lovely dummy and reduces the gap to 10.

Peadar Morgan is straight up the other end, however.

He lets fly and powers one over the bar.