There's a two-point gap between the sides for the first time after Paul Mannion fires over.

Maurice Deegan
Former inter-county referee on BBC Two NI

"To be honest I think that was a yellow card, and he has just given him a yellow card.

"Lee Gannon was not looking at the ball, he was looking at the keeper. Yellow card for rough play."

Kerry and Dublin both see shots hit the upright within a minute.

This game has yet to spark into life - it's a tight, tense affair as expected.

Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park

Kerry haven't quite come to the party yet. Seanie O'Shea's knocked over a few frees but their only score from play has been David Clifford's only meaningful contribution to the match so far.

He's being shadowed masterfully by vastly experienced Dublin full-back Michael Fitzsimons - one of three Dublin players hunting a record ninth All-Ireland medal today.

Dublin's Lee Gannon picks up the first yellow card of the game after a strong challenge on Kerry keper Shane Ryan.

Cormac Costello edges Dublin in front from a free.

Kingdom forward Sean O'Shea curls over his second free to level the game.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

Paudie (Clifford) is getting a bit of joy around the centre forward position. And essentially what he is trying to do is pull a defender out that has to go with him so they can put the ball over the top.

The sides are tied again as Sean O'Shea kicks over a straightforward free.

But the Dubs move down the field and Brian Fenton splits the posts.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

It's his honey spot isn't it. He turns in off that left foot out to the left hand side.

Dublin restore their lead with a fine Paul Mannion point.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

And that's why he is so highly regarded. He hasn't come up the pitch this year. He comes up in an All-Ireland final and settles the nerves.

Kerry go close to an early goal as Paul Geaney's shot is cleared off the line.

But the Kingdom go on to register their first score and it's that man David Clifford.

Dublin are first on the scoreboard thanks to a Stephen Cluxton free.

Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park

Even the best get nervous.

Seanie O'Shea's early effort dropped well short and Brian Howard's shot for Dublin was wide.

Easing into it.

The game starts with missed efforts at both ends - it's tense out there and early nerves are on show.

We're under way at Croke Park - strap in for what could be a classic.