Mayo take on Kerry in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final today at Croke Park.
The Westerners defeated Louth in their semi-final to make it to their 19th All-Ireland final, having lost their last 11.
Andy Moran’s side last won an All-Ireland title in 1951, when they defeated Meath in the decider, and last made the showpiece in 2021, when Tyrone defeated them.
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Kerry, however, overcame Dublin in a thrilling affair at a packed-out Croke Park to keep their push for a second Sam Maguire.
The last time these two sides faced each other was in this year’s National Football League, when Kerry defeated Mayo by 2-29 to 0-19 at Austin Stacks Park in Tralee.
That day, Mayo wore a special commemorative white jersey, symbolising 75 years since their last All-Ireland success. Having lost the coin toss to decide who gets to wear their home colours, Mayo will return to that special kit, with a bespoke white kit being made.
Kerry will be in their traditional green and gold as they look to claim their 40th All-Ireland title, a landmark not yet reached by any team in any gaelic games code.
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