Kerry v Donegal: Who is on BBC punditry duty for the All-Ireland final?
Britain's National broadcaster host the All-Ireland final every year on TV and on their online streaming platforms.
Last week, the Hurling final between Cork and Tipperary was broadcast and fans in the UK were blown away by the athleticism and skill on display.
BBC rolled out the big guns for the final and had an A-list panel to go with A-list celebrities like Paul Mescal and Rachael Blackmore.
And they are expected to go big once again for Sunday's clash between Donegal and Kerry.
While the celebrity special guests haven't been revealed, the BBC have announced their punditry line-up for the big game.
Sarah Mulkerrins will anchor the show and she will be joined by ex-stars Oisín McConville (Armagh) Philly McMahon (Dublin) and Conor McManus (Monaghan).
Commentator Thomas Niblock will be joined by three-time Sam Maguire winning manager Mickey Harte, while ex-Donegal star Brendan Devenney and Tyrone's Owen Mulligan will be with Mark Sidebottom for analysis and Maurice Deegan will provide a referee's insight into the biggest calls.
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