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The Sunday Game Live begins at 2.15pm on RTÉ One and the RTÉ Player, with Joanne Cantwell anchoring coverage in the lead-up to throw-in at 3.30pm
The stage is set for the biggest game in the GAA football calendar, and RTÉ has confirmed its pundit line-up as Kerry and Donegal prepare to battle it out for Sam Maguire in Sunday's All-Ireland football final.
It's a heavyweight showdown with plenty on the line as Jack O'Connor's Kerry are gunning for a record-extending 39th title, while Jim McGuinness's Donegal are hoping to recreate the magic of 2012 and lift only the county's third All-Ireland crown.
Kerry's clinical semi-final win over Tyrone and Donegal's demolition of Meath have set up a mouth-watering final, and fans watching from home will have a full day of expert analysis, live commentary and post-match reaction across RTÉ.
The Sunday Game Live begins at 2.15pm on RTÉ One and the RTÉ Player, with Joanne Cantwell anchoring coverage in the lead-up to throw-in at 3.30pm.
She'll be joined by three legends of the game in Tomas Ó Sé, Peter Canavan and Lee Keegan.
Darragh Maloney will be on commentary duties alongside Eamonn Fitzmaurice, the former Kerry boss who steered the Kingdom to Sam in 2014.
Later on, Jacqui Hurley leads the Sunday Game highlights show from 9.30pm, with another stacked panel including Ciaran Whelan, Enda McGinley, Paul Flynn, Cora Staunton, and Mark McHugh, plus Ó Sé pulling double duty.
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