Tyrone: Conor McAneney, Joey Clarke, Ben Huges, Conor Devlin, Shea O’Hare, Michael Rafferty, Odhran Brolly, Ronan Fox, Conor O’Neill, Cormac Devlin, Eoin McElholm, Gavin Potter, Ruairi McCullagh, Ronan Cassidy, Callum Daly.

Replacements: Conan McGarvey, Fiachra Donnelly, Fiachra Nelis, Noah Grimes, Conor Owens, Caolan Donnelly, Hugh J Cunningham, Ronan Donnelly, Callan Kelly, Liam Og Mossey, Barry McMenamin, Shane Hughes, Paddy McCann, Ruairi McHugh, Oisin Gormley.

Kerry: Michael Tansley, Maidhci Lynch, Dara O’Callaghan, Gearoid Evans, Charlie Keating, Darragh O’Connor, Cian Lynch, Rob Stack, Eddie Healy, Daniel Kirby, Odhran Ferris, Tomas Kennedy, Cormac Dillon, Aidan Crowley, Luke Crowley.

Replacements: James Hoare, Adam Segal, Cathal Brosnan, Fionn Murphy, Ryan Diggin, Evan Boyle, Paddy Lane, Ian O’Sullivan, Liam Evans.

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The Red Hands enjoyed some dominant displays as well as close contests on route to their record 16th Ulster Under-20 title, which was settled with a 3-1 penalty shoot-out win against Derry.

Tyrone then defeated Connacht champions Roscommon to reach their 11th All-Ireland final.

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Before the Ulster showdown in Clones between Armagh Ladies and Donegal Ladies, there’s an All-Ireland Under-20 final to settle.

Munster champions Kerry are out to end a 16-year wait for their 11th Under-20 title.

They face Ulster champions Tyrone who are seeking a second title in three years.

The Red Hands and the Kingdom last contested for the Clarke Cup back in 1991, when the tournament was played as an Under-21 competition.

Tyrone were victorious on that day 33 years ago but who will earn the All-Ireland Under-20 crown today?

We’ll have live text updates here on the BBC Sport website with throw-in at 13:00 BST.