All-Ireland football final: What time, what channel and all you need to know about Galway v Armagh
FINAL COUNTDOWN; Galway manager Padraic Joyce and Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
After last Sunday's dramatic All-Ireland hurling final, the countdown is well and truly on to this weekend's football final.
It will be a tough task to match Clare's defeat of Cork as a spectacle but neither Galway nor Armagh will care too much about that. Their focus is solely on bringing the cup back home.
Both teams will believe their name is on the trophy after their brilliant wins in the semi-finals, with Galway upsetting Dublin while Armagh shocked Kerry so it promises to be another thriller at the GAA's HQ.
Anyway, here's all you need to know ahead of the All-Ireland football final with more to come as we edge closer to throw-in.
The All-Ireland SFC final will be contested at Croke Park.
The two teams will battle it out for the Sam Maguire Cup on Sunday, July 28. Throw-in is scheduled for 3.30pm.
The game will be broadcast live on RTÉ2, the RTÉ player and BBC Northern Ireland with RTÉ's coverage beginning at 2.15pm.
Ah, the million dollar question.
Similar to the hurling final, tickets will not be available for general sale through Ticketmaster, SuperValu or Centra. Instead they are only available through GAA clubs who were set to receive their allocations last Wednesday, July 17.
The referee will be Sean Hurson from Tyrone.
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