US EditionKerry Power Into Final as Tyrone Challenge Fizzles Out
CROKE PARK, IRELAND, JUL 12 – David Clifford scored 1-9 as Kerry dominated the second half with nine unanswered points to secure a place in the All-Ireland final under Jack O'Connor's leadership.
- Kerry defeated Tyrone 1-20 to 0-17 at Croke Park, with David Clifford scoring 1-9, securing their place in the July 27 All-Ireland final.
- Following Canavan’s point, Kerry scored nine straight unanswered points, overturning a 0-05 to 0-02 deficit through dominant midfield play and tactical adjustments.
- Statistics confirm Clifford scored 1-9, O’Connor was named TV Man-of-the-Match, and Tyrone missed five wides in six minutes, highlighting Kerry’s dominance and Tyrone's attacking struggles.
- Jack O’Connor will manage his seventh All-Ireland final as Kerry advances to face Donegal or Meath on July 27, sparking two weeks of excitement in the county.
- In the broader championship, Kerry’s appearance in a seventh final under Jack O’Connor underscores their ongoing dominance and legacy in Gaelic football.
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Nobody is writing off Kerry now, not that anyone ever did, really. But you know yourself. Expressions of doubt are enough. And they are now doing their utmost to shred every last doubt that is left in the county where football means everything.
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