All-Ireland SFC semi-final - Dublin v Kerry: How to watch, TV channel and stream, throw-in time and ticket info as legendary sides renew their rivalry in their clash at Croke Park

Dublin and Kerry will renew their rivalry in the All-Ireland SFC semi-final at Croke Park on Saturday July 11. These two historic superpowers have combined for 70 titles, with Kerry edging ahead on 39.

Both teams may not have been fancied to reach this stage, but they have both earned their places in the last four with impressive displays throughout the Championship. Dublin secured their semi-final spot with a late surge from the Dublin forwards to seal a four-point win in their quarter-final. Kerry managed to overcome their quarter-final challenge, scoring 1-8 across the game.

The upcoming clash represents the latest chapter in the legendary rivalry between these two sides. An insight into the tactical nuances that will likely play out came from recent encounters. Kerry's Rob Finnerty took six shots from play against Dublin, scoring four of them and putting two wide.

The defending proved particularly interesting in how it evolved during that contest. Initially, it appeared that Davy Byrne was marking Finnerty. When the pair were inside, Byrne did mark him. However, the further Finnerty drifted, the more Byrne left him off to be picked up in the system. It was the 50th minute before Finnerty actually took a shot directly off Byrne.

For his first four shots, the Salthill man was pressurised by Con O Callaghan, Peadar O Cofaigh Byrne, Brian Howard and Theo Clancy respectively. These defensive tactics demonstrate the sophisticated approaches both teams employ when facing each other.

As Dublin and Kerry prepare to meet once again at headquarters, their combined experience and trophy haul underscores the significance of their semi-final encounter. With 70 All-Ireland titles between them, these two legendary sides bring considerable pedigree to Croke Park as they look to secure a place in the final.