What TV channel is Meath vs Kerry on? Throw-in time, FREE live stream, team news and odds for All-Ireland football final
Meath are looking to defend their All-Ireland football title against Kerry this weekend. Kerry haven't been to a final since 2012. Meath have won their last six games in a row.
Meath vs Kerry is the All-Ireland football final on Sunday, July 31 at 4 pm in Croke Park. It is third part of a triple header, preceded by the junior (Antrim vs Fermanagh) and intermediate (Laois vs Wexford) deciders.
All three All-Ireland football finals will be shown live on TG4. The junior final will start at 11.35 am. Highlights from all finals are shown on RTE 2 at 9.30 pm.
Kerry's team is: C Butler, J O’Sullivan, K Cronin, E Lynch, A O'Connell, C Murphy, L Scanlon, S O shea, P McCarthy, D OLeary, and L Ní Mhuircheartaigh.
Meath's team is: M McGuirke, S Ennis, M.K. Lynch, K Newe, A Leahy, E Troy, a Cleary, O Lally, V Wall, N O’Sullivan, Thynne, Duggan, and K Nesbitt.
The Royals are favourites to retain their crown at 4/7, while Kerry are out at 15/8. The game is priced at 7/1 to go beyond normal time.
Anna Galvin was cheering on Meath when they beat Dublin in last year's All-Ireland semi-final. Kerry's focus is now on silencing the Royal roar this weekend. She would have said early on that Kerry were aiming for an All Ireland final.
