All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final set for 3pm throw-in following postponement
The throw-in times for Kerry vs Tyrone in the All-Ireland semi-final, as well as the All-Ireland final have been announced, with the games set to start at 3pm on August 21 and September 4 respectively.
Wednesday 11 August 2021 16:53, UK
The 2021 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final will start at 3pm on Saturday September 4 at Croke Park.
The decider has been delayed by six days due to the postponement of the All-Ireland semi-final after a Covid-19 outbreak in the Tyrone panel.
The Ulster champions' meeting with Kerry is also down for a 3pm start on Saturday August 21.
Dublin and Mayo face off this Saturday in the first of the two semi-finals.
All remaining games in the race for the Sam Maguire Cup will be live on Sky Sports Arena.
There will be 40,000 fans permitted at the decider, as the GAA continues to welcome an incremental increase in supporters.
The All-Ireland final will combine to form a busy day of sport in the capital, with the Republic of Ireland facing Azerbaijan in a World Cup Qualifier at the Aviva Stadium, with a 5pm kick-off.
Our live GAA coverage continues on Saturday, as Dublin face Mayo in the first All-Ireland SFC semi-final on Sky Sports Arena from 5pm.
