Donegal and Meath last played in 2020. Tommy Grealy/INPHO

Poll: Who will win the All-Ireland SFC semi-final between Donegal and Meath?

Throw-in at Croke Park is 4pm.

WE KNOW ONE 2025 All-Ireland senior football finalist, time to learn their opposition.

Donegal and Meath face off in this evening’s second semi-final at Croke Park, with throw-in scheduled for 4pm and the action live on RTÉ and BBC.

Jim McGuinness’ Donegal have been among the favourites for All-Ireland glory all year, while Meath have enjoyed scalps against Dublin, Kerry and Galway.

Robbie Brennan’s young Royals downed 2022 and 2024 finalists Galway to reach their first semi-final since 2009, while Donegal return to the last four after losing out to the Tribe last year.

The most recent championship meeting of these counties was in the Super 8s in 2019, the Tír Chonaill men easing to victory in Ballybofey. They last reigned supreme as All-Ireland champions in 2012, while Meath won in 1999.

One will extend their 2025 journey this evening, and take a huge step towards the ultimate prize.

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Who will win today’s All-Ireland SFC semi-final?


Poll Results:

Donegal (506)
Meath (168)

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