Sent a couple kick-outs over the touchline but he picked out man after man with his short restarts that gave Kerry a platform to attack. Made a good save to his right to deny Con O'Callaghan a goal.

Conceded three from play on Rock and was the only Kerry defender to lose his individual battle.

Was handed man-marking duties on Paul Mannion and held the Kilmacud Corkes ace to two points. It may fly under the radar but Morley was brilliant defensively.

Did a fine job in an unfamiliar role at full-back Con O'Callaghan and restricted him to 0-1. He was fortunate to stay on the field when he fouled John Small having already been booked in the 51st minute. Did no harm to his growing reputation as one of the game's best man markers.

Acted as Kerry's spare man in the second-half after Cooper's dismissal and his positioning was much improved from the Tyrone game. Saw a second-half goal chance touched onto the crossbar by Stephen Cluxton.

Another Kingdom defender who did his job to the letter, Crowley didn't allow Ciaran Kilkenny into dangerous attacking positions often. Popped up for a big score in the 43rd minute. Still in his debut campaign, the Templenoe clubman announced himself on the scene in a major way today.

Kept Niall Scully out of the game an understated way. Replaced by Tommy Walsh after 53 minutes.

Made a few huge fetches and kicked a lovely ball into Tommy Walsh for Killian Spillane's final point. The best midfielder on show today.

Played as a third midfielder, which gave Jack McCaffrey a free role to bomb forward. Withdrawn in the 45th minute after an ineffectual display.

May have been better employed to track McCaffrey's runs from the start. Kerry's captain was withdrawn after 49 minutes.

Kerry's top scorer, he was flawless in front of the posts and scored 10 from 10 shots. He gave James McCarthy plenty to think about and drew Kerry level with a brilliant score under pressure in the 66th minute.

Looked dangerous at times and scored a point while setting a Tommy Walsh effort near the end. Made a couple of important incursions at the Dublin defence and got John Small booked early on.

Scored two points but left a few chances behind him, particularly in the opening 10 minutes when he shot three wides. He crucified Jonny Cooper early on but things became more difficult for him when Mick Fitzsimons moved across.

Missed a first-half penalty but was a real creator in attack. He gave the pass into Clifford when he won the spot-kick off Cooper and won a couple of 45s for O'Shea to convert. Had an early goal chance cleared off the line by McCarthy.

Had a major impact after arriving off the bench in the 45th minute. He scored 1-1 and almost won the All-Ireland for Kerry with a devastating performance. 

Turned the tide in Kerry's favour after he came in for O Beagaoich on 53 minutes. Dispossessed David Byrne to create Spillane's goal and curled over a lovely point himself.

Sprayed a few nice passes after his 49th-minute introduction for White and had the desired impact off the bench. He put in a few big hits too.

He brought in Killian Spillane and Tommy Walsh who changed the game and got his match-ups right in defence. Paid the price for not his failure to put a man marker on McCaffrey. Keane is the second manager in five years to avoid defeat against Dublin, following the Mayo draw in the 2016 final.