After the foul on McDaid - who seems OK by the way - Shane Walsh booms the free over.

That's big.

Cillian McDaid is completely upended by a combination of Gavin Whiter and Jack Barry.

McDaid stays down to receive treatment. There may be concern over a possible concussion with the way he fell to the turf.

Dingle corner-back Tom O'Sullivan shoots towards the Hill.

It goes to Hawkeye. Nope, it went wide. Kerry's lead remains two.

Galway need to find a score quickly.

Kerry happy enough to play a bit of keep ball now. With the madness of this second half, I don't blame them.

Both teams must be feeling the pace at this stage. The first 20 minutes of the second half were ferocious.

Paudie Clifford moves through the gears and curls Kerry into a two-point lead.

Galway need a massive shift now. Thirteen minutes left.

Cillian McDaid is having a superb game but he kicks Galway's second wide after his latest foray forward. After 55 minutes, that gives you an idea of how accurate the Tribesmen have been.

Galway haven't scored in eight minutes.

Free in for Kerry which is expertly converted by David Clifford.

Three Kingdom scores on the trot. They lead for the second time.

Graham O'Sullivan makes himself available to take a Brian O Beaglaioch pass and thumps over.

The sides are level for the eighth time. The second half has been riveting.

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Former Kerry defender on BBC Radio Foyle

Oooooh, Connor Gleeson is penalised for taking out Killian Spillane who was hoping to round the scrambling Galway keeper and fire into the empty net.

Will that be a black card for the Galway keeper for deliberately hauling down the Kerry substitute? No! Gleeson's perhaps fortunate there.

Sean O'Shea taps over the free. Chaotic sequence of events.

This is turning into one heck of a final as Kieran Molloy kicks Galway back into the lead before Cillian McDaid launches one into the stratosphere that has the umpire reaching for the white flag.

Shane Walsh, determined not to be outdone by David Clifford, thumps another heat-seeker over the bar. Incredible shooting from Walsh.

Killian Spillane responds. This second half is opening up nicely and it's still impossible to call a winner.

John Daly does brilliantly to pick out Cillian McDaid with a handpass and the midfielder punishes Kerry for not tracking his run.

Kerry were ahead for less than a minute.

David Clifford breaks into space and curls over a corker. He jumps for joy as Kerry take the lead for the first time.

They definitely look rejuvenated since bringing on the Spillane lads.

Shane Walsh is picking up where he left off in the first half, shaking off Tom O'Sullivan down the right before swinging over another fine score.

Damien Comer's been very quiet but there can be no disputing Walsh's contribution to the Galway cause so far.

At the other end, Paudie Clifford picks up Graham O'Sullivan's ball and rifles over a point - although he may have been thinking goal.

Smooth Kerry build-up leads to Diarmuid O'Connor surging through a worryingly large gap in the Galway defence to boot over.

Level again.

Galway win a free immediately and Shane Walsh stretches Galway's lead out to two, but not for long as David Clifford gets the Kingdom up and running in the second half.

We're back under way at Croke Park.

Two Kerry changes. Adrian Spillane and Killian Spillane are in for Paul Geaney and David Moran.

The players are spilling back out on the pitch.

The second half is a couple of minutes away.