Donegal and Kerry will both be wearing away kits in the All-Ireland final

Donegal and Kerry will both wear their second kits in the All-Ireland SFC final on Sunday week.

Donegal defeated Math 3-26 to 0-15 in Sunday's semi-final, the day after Jack O'Connor's side overcame Tyrone 1-23 to 0-17.

Brendan Cawley, the match referee, was consulted on the kits for the final, with both teams' usual attire being green and gold.

For the semi-final, Donegal at one point were to wear white, and Meath yellow, before official Paul Faloon let both wear their home gear, believing there was no clash.

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However, for the final, both teams will change - Donegal into white and Kerry blue - as they did in the rearranged Allianz League Division 1 clash in Killarney, which Donegal won 0-23 to 1-18 at Fitzgerald Stadium.

This is the fourth championship meeting between Donegal and Kerry. In the 2012 All-Ireland quarter-final, both changed as the Donegal team managed by Jim McGuinness won 1-12 to 1-10.

In the 2014 All-Ireland final, Donegal's jersey was predominantly gold and both wore their home kits as Kerry won 2-9 to 0-12.

And when they squared off in 2019 at the Super Eights stage at Croke Park in a 1-20 apiece draw, both wore their home kits.

The last time both teams wore away kits in the All-Ireland final was when Cork beat Down in 2010.