Summary

  • Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14 (result)

  • Tyrone will face Mayo on 11 September

Live Reporting

Andy Gray

  1. The final whitsle

    Tyrone reach All-Ireland final

    Right, we have finally caught our breath back!

    Congratulations to Tyrone, commiserations to Kerry after a thrilling semi-final at Croke Park.

    After what will have felt like the longest of waits, Tyrone are back in an All-Ireland decider and, for many, they are back where they belong .

    You can read the report from a frantic semi-final here, and we will see you again in two weeks to see if Mayo or Tyrone will collect the biggest prize in football!

    See you then, bye for now!

  2. Tyrone reach the All-Ireland final

    Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    We knew we were in for a serious challenge today. Serious work rate; serious intensity. Them boys had something remarkable about them today. I'm proud of the whole team. They put their bodies on the line. Some last ditch defending with some remarkable performances all over the pitch. Every team goes out with the hope of scoring goals. It was just good to see that bit of work pay off. We'll regroup. We have some tired bodies there. We're glad to to be there.

    Brian Dooher, Tyrone joint-manager

    Ronan McNamee charges down an attempt on goalInpho

  3. Tyrone reach the All-Ireland final

    Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    It seems like everyone enjoyed that.

    Unless you're from Kerry, that is...

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  4. Tyrone reach the All-Ireland final

    Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    This was celebrating a wide. GAA players are a different breed!

    Kieran McGeary was named Man of the Match after a brilliant display dealing with Kerry's feared attack!

    Kieran McGearyInpho

  5. Tyrone reach the All-Ireland final

    Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    Tyrone haven't quite had to wait for 70 years like Mayo, but 13 years is a long time for a team who had got used to the taste for success.

    They'll go head-to-head for the biggest prize in football on 11 September.

  6. Tyrone reach the All-Ireland final

    Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    Niall Morgan can't even celebrate, he just falls on his back and looks to the sky!

    There's a pile of white shirts in the middle of the pitch for those who have some energy left!

    After all they have been through in the past couple of weeks, is this one of Tyrone's biggest wins in recent history?

  7. Full-time

    Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    TYRONE ARE IN THE ALL-IRELAND FINAL! WHAT DRAMA!

  8. Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    Tyrone are just holding onto the ball and Conor McKenna wins a 45 in a rare push forward.

    Niall Morgan has come up from the back....but he sends it wide!

    30 seconds remain!

  9. Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    One minute to go, one point in it...

  10. Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    Two minutes to go...

  11. Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    Tyrone have won a free wide on the touchline. Niall Morgan steps up...but it drifts beyond the far post.

    Three minutes and counting...

  12. Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    Tyrone look out on their feet now with five minutes to go. Can they hang on for a famous win?

  13. Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14

    Paul Geaney rounds off a superb score and we're down to one!

  14. Kerry 0-21 Tyrone 3-14

    Paudie Clifford races onto the ball and sends it over the bar.

    He slipped as he hit it and it looks like the second Clifford brother is also struggling.

  15. Kerry 0-20 Tyrone 3-14

    How much would an All-Ireland final mean? This much.

    Conor mcKennaInpho

  16. Kerry 0-20 Tyrone 3-14

    One final push....

    We're back underway.

  17. Kerry hanging on grimly

    Kerry 0-20 Tyrone 3-14

    John Haughey
    BBC Sport NI

    With Kerry getting three of the last four points, they are just about still in this game but with Kingdom personnel falling down on the Croke Park turf with cramp, this contest is now firmly Tyrone's to lose heading into the second period of extra-time.

  18. Kerry 0-20 Tyrone 3-14

    Back to his best?

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  19. HALF-TIME IN EXTRA-TIME

    Kerry 0-20 Tyrone 3-14

    Sean O'Shea gets the margin down to three as we reach the halfway mark of extra-time.

    This could be something else after the restart...

  20. Kerry 0-19 Tyrone 3-14

    After a quiet introduction, Cathal McShane's goal has sparked the forward into life.

    He leaves his marker on the turf and he sends over another score.

    The cream always rises...