LAST SIX KERRY MEETINGS: How have Donegal fared in recent meetings with Kerry?

Donegal 1-12
Kerry 0-6

A week after being sent off in Omagh, Michael Murphy was the Donegal scorer-in-chief, as they overcame Kerry by nine points in Ballybofey.

The Kingdom finished the game with 14 men when Tomás O Se was sent-off while Kieran O’Leary missed a second-half penalty when Donegal net minder Paul Durcan stopped his effort.

It took Kerry 18 minutes to get off the mark when Johnny Buckley pointed but they still trailed 1-5 to 0-3 at the interval.

DONEGAL: P Durcan; P McGrath, N McGee, E McGee; Declan Walsh, F McGlynn, R McHugh; R Kavanagh (0-1), N Gallagher (0-1); R Wherity, L McLoone (0-2), R Bradley (0-1); P McBrearty (0-1), M Murphy (1-5,pen,1f), C McFadden (0-1,f). Subs: M McElhinney for Wherity 53 mins, D Molloy for McBrearty 59, M Smyth for Kavanagh 63, G McFadden for Gallagher 65

KERRY: B Kealy; M O‘Sé, A O’Maloney, S Enright; T O’Sé (0-1), K Young, P Crowley; K Donaghy, E Brosnan (0-1); J Lyne, D Walsh, J Buckley (0-3,1f); J O’Donoghue, D O’Sullivan 0-1, M Geaney. Subs: B McGuire for M O‘Sé 28 mins, F Fitzgerald for O’Donoghue 47, J Sherwood for Crowley 53, K O’Leary for O’Sullivan 63, A Garnett for Donaghy 70

REFEREE: Derek Fahy (Longford).