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Donegal 0-0 Galway 0-2
It looked like a goal chance was opening up for Rob Finnerty, but he settles for the fisted point.
Summary
All-Ireland semi-final: Donegal 0-15 Galway 1-14
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Postpublished at 16:08 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal 0-0 Galway 0-1
Donegal remain scoreless through seven minutes, with Oisin Gallen hitting their latest wide.
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Donegal 0-0 Galway 0-1
Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC SportGalway will be looking for the fast ball to one man that hold up in that forward line.
Maybe Comer, maybe Finnerty.
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Donegal 0-0 Galway 0-1
Hawk Eye is called into play and it confirms Michael Langan's shot as wide for Donegal.
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Donegal 0-0 Galway 0-1
Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC SportI know it's early, but that was brilliant defending from Donegal.
There was a one v one inside with Comer, but to see them pressing, each man on the ball, that was impressive.
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Donegal 0-0 Galway 0-1
Galway's Dylan McHugh hits the first score of the day.
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Donegal 0-0 Galway 0-0 (16:00 BST)
Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC SportAfter yesterday, I'm really excited.
Two teams are evenly matched and I'm looking forward to it.
The action gets underwaypublished at 16:01 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal 0-0 Galway 0-0
Referee Brendan Cawley throws the ball in and the game is underway at Croke Park.
John O'Mahony and Hughie Travers rememberedpublished at 16:01 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
Ahead of throw-in, the two sides pay tribute to Galway's All-Ireland winning manager John O'Mahony and Donegal's Hughie Travers, who played for the county during the 1960s.
Galway without Kellypublished at 15:58 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
Owen Mulligan
Former Tyrone forward and All-Ireland winner on BBC SportIt's alright being fit, but you have to be match fit is a different story.
When you are in a green and gold jersey and you have to track them, making them lung bursting runs, that's when you get in trouble and that's when something goes.
Almost time to gopublished at 15:56 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
We are just moments away from throw-in and the atmosphere is reaching fever pitch as the two teams line up for the pre-match parade and Amhrán na bhFiann.
Who'll be smiling at the final whistle?published at 15:54 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Aoife and John Henry Flattery await the action at Croke Park
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Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
Mickey Harte
Former Derry & Tyrone boss on BBC SportEveryone suggested that Kerry and Dublin were the two big teams, nobody really expected it, just like the hurling, the finalists to be there.
I suppose it is refreshing for the neutrals, anybody would like to be where they are today. But there is only a couple of them that can be in the final and one of them is out here today.
McGuinness issues final instructionspublished at 15:52 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
John Haughey
BBC Sport NI at Croke ParkAfter his squad limbered up for 20 minutes, Jim McGuinness has now called his 15 starters into a huddle. Final instructions are being issued by Donegal's guru. The sun is still shining. Everything is set up for another thrilling semi-final today.
McGeeney keeping an eye on final opponentspublished at 15:51 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
Armagh boss Kieran McGeeney is spotted at Croke Park a day after watching his team beat Galway in the first semi-final.
He'll be a very interested spectator for today's game, hoping to spot a few things to help the Orchard side in decider in a fortnight.
Image source, BBC SportImage caption, Orchard manager Kieran McGeeney makes a quick return to Croke Park
Murphy dreamingpublished at 15:50 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
Michael Murphy
Former Donegal captain and All-Ireland winner on BBC SportYes, a bit nervous coming in today.
A nice walk in, a lot of Donegal fans on the road in, so it's brilliant.
Coming in to this weekend for all the four teams, including Donegal, there was an excitement as to what could be, we realised that last night with Armagh.
There's no doubt that Donegal and Galway are dreaming and thinking of what could be over the next couple of weekends for them.
Pundit Predictions - Oisin McConvillepublished at 15:48 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
After Armagh's victory yesterday we have a very happy Oisin McConville back in studio. After a nervous day for the Crossmaglen man he's looking forward to seeing Michael Murphy go through the ringer today
He's fancied Galway all week but he thinks the Donegal bench could have a big impact.
"I'm gonna go with Galway just to sneak it, maybe on penalties!"
Oisin still on cloud ninepublished at 15:46 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
Oisin McConville
Armagh All-Ireland winner on BBC SportIt was great occasion. Armagh finished the game really strong.
The buzz about yesterday evening on the way, the couple of mile tailback, it took us about three and a half hours getting home, but no one really cared.
Pundit predictions - Michael Murphypublished at 15:46 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
I'll let you take a guess at who Michael Murphy tipped to win!
Yes, it was in fact Donegal.
"Prediction for this game, I'm probably going to be a bit biased. Donegal by three points. I have to go with Donegal."
Could Sam Maguire be heading back to the Hills of Donegal this year?!
Pundit predictions - Mickey Hartepublished at 15:43 British Summer Time 14 July
Donegal v Galway (16:00 BST)
Faith Harper
BBC Sport NI at Croke ParkOur pundits weren't too far wrong with their predictions yesterday! The one thing they all agree on is that today's game is a lot harder to call.
Mickey Harte is expecting another close contest today. He believes this one will depend entirely on the fitness of Shane Walsh and Damien Comer. "If they're at full fitness and in their best form, then Donegal are in bother."
However if Galway's key players aren't on song, he says we're looking at the first all Ulster All-Ireland final since 2003!