Kerry 0-22 Tyrone 3-14 (result)
Tyrone will face Mayo on 11 September
Kerry 0-9 Tyrone 1-7
Right, here we go.
Both teams return to the field and we're 35 minutes away (possibly more if it's level) from seeing who will take on Mayo.
It's only an All-Ireland final on the line. No biggie.
Kerry 0-9 Tyrone 1-7
Tyrone support, young and old, certainly enjoyed Conor McKenna's goal.
One that will live long in the memory!
Image source, InphoKerry 0-9 Tyrone 1-7
Yeah, about that Niall Morgan point....
It was *THAT* good!
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Kerry 0-9 Tyrone 1-7
That was as good as you could have expected from a Tyrone point of view - a well-taken goal, excellent scores and some strong defending.
However with Tyrone's Covid-hit build-up and more than 20 of their squad having to isolate, all eyes will turn to the second-half and if the Red Hands can handle the pace towards the end.
Kerry 0-9 Tyrone 1-7
John Haughey
BBC Sport NI
Job one for Covid-ravaged Tyrone in the first half was to remain in the game by half-time and they have done that and more by really taking the contest to the Kingdom. Tyrone's tackling has unsettled Kerry with their swarming around Kingdom players running into traffic really reminding one of that famous All-Ireland semi-final in 2003. The Red Hand County's running game has also given Peter Keane's side major problems.
Kerry have a job in regrouping at half-time to get their tactics sorted and Kingdom fans will be hoping it's repeat of the semi-final two years ago when their side came back from four down at the break to eventually win by three.
Kerry 0-9 Tyrone 1-7
Joe Brolly saying it how it is, you wouldn't expect any less...
A sign of things to come in the second half?
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Kerry 0-9 Tyrone 1-7
Conor Clifford caught Conor Meyler inside the Tyrone half and the Red Hands win a free-kick.
Niall Morgan steps up, 68 metres from the posts, and sends a stunning free off the ground and it has the legs to nudge Tyrone further ahead.
There goes the half-time whistle. What. A. Score.
Kerry 0-9 Tyrone 1-6
Aaaaaand we're level!
Sean O'Shea kicks a free off the turf and it flies between the posts.
Kerry 0-8 Tyrone 1-6
David Clifford sends over his fifth point of the game, and his first from a free.
Will we have any late drama before the whistle?
Kerry 0-7 Tyrone 1-6
Padraig Hampsey has been quiet so far but he takes responsibility and slots over another point.
We'll have three minutes of additional time.
Kerry 0-7 Tyrone 1-5
Sean O'Shea wins a free and sends it over. We're back down to one.
Conor Meyler has been shown a yellow card in the aftermath.
Three minutes until the break.
Kerry 0-6 Tyrone 1-5
Tyrone are swarming over this Kerry attack like wasps on a jam sandwich.
It's working to far and it's stopping the Kingdom from really doing their thing.
Kerry 0-6 Tyrone 1-5
John Haughey
BBC Sport N
Kerry manager Peter Keane must be furious that his team totally butchered that goal chance moments before Tyrone netted at the other end. The little breaks are going Tyrone's way at the moment against a Kerry team that are struggling to deal with the opposition's physicality and pace. Referee David Coldrick is also letting go a lot of Tyrone challenges which other whistlers would probably blow for.
Kerry 0-6 Tyrone 1-5
They have David Clifford in response. He pulls one back from wide on the right.
Kerry 0-5 Tyrone 1-5
Now, what do Kerry have in response?
10 minutes to go until half-time.
Kerry 0-5 Tyrone 1-5
THIS ONE COUNTS! Conor McKenna nets for Tyrone!
Wow! Minutes after Kerry have one ruled out, McKenna keeps his cool, sidesteps keeper Shane Ryan and tucks the ball low into the goal.
Clinical!
Kerry 0-5 Tyrone 0-5
GOOALL...no!
Stephen O'Brien think he's palmed the ball home but it's chalked off as O'Brien was in the square and touched the ball on the turf.
That's a big let off for Tyrone!
Kerry 0-5 Tyrone 0-5
David Clifford, or the maestro, collects a pass from O'Shea, drops it on to his left boot and, well, you know the rest...
Kerry 0-4 Tyrone 0-5
David Clifford needed 20 seconds to grab his first point and was rubbing his hands at the prospect of more but the Red Hands defence have marshalled him well since.
Image source, InphoKerry 0-4 Tyrone 0-5
Sean O'Shea ends Kerry's 10-minute run without a point and we're into the water break with one in it.
This has flown by so far, which is always a good indicator of how good a game is.