Dublin are beginning to find their rhythm. Brian Howard arrives down the right to finish another flowing move, firing over from close range.

It's a dream start to the second half for Ger Brennan's side, who have opened up a three-point lead.

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Dublin win the ball straight back from the Kerry kick-out thanks to excellent work by Peadar Ó Cofaigh Byrne.

The move ends with Paddy Small on the left, and he coolly splits the posts to give the Dubs the lead once again - their first score of the second half.

Dublin claim the throw-in and patiently work the ball around as they look to settle into the second half.

After a sustained spell of possession, Colm Basquel's effort cannoned back off the post and wide, leaving the Dubs with their seventh wide of the game.

Brendan Devenney
Former Donegal forward on BBC Two NI

It's been a tough game to get into, the defences are on top.

We're back under way at Croke Park, where Brendan Cawley gets the second half started with the sides level after a captivating opening 35 minutes.

Kerry will now have the benefit of the breeze as both counties battle for a place in the All-Ireland final against Mayo.

Killian Young
Former Kerry player on BBC Two NI

Kerry need to inject more pace. They have walked a lot with the ball.

A great shot of Hill 16 in the sun today, awash with Dublin blue apart from a pocket of Kerry green and gold at the back of the stand!

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Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Two NI

Dublin need to get after Kerry's kickouts. When they got after them they got joy.

Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Two NI

Both teams will have to cut loose second half. With the breeze behind them in the second half, Kerry will go for more two-point scores so that will force Dublin to come out.

Oisin McConville
Armagh All-Ireland winner on BBC Two NI

Too lethargic and slow from Kerry in the first half. I know they want slow attack, but that was too much. The second half will suit both teams.

David Mohan
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park

It's not exactly been a shootout, but it a gripping first half.

Both sides very wary of the other, Kerry a little more economical with their opportunities but Dublin will be happy at the break going in level.

They shrugged off the blow of that early goal but have matched Kerry.

It's anybody's game now.

Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Two NI

A brilliant way for Kerry to end the half.

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Jeers ring around Croke Park from the Dublin supporters, but they do little to unsettle Seán O'Shea.

From a tight angle on the right, O'Shea beats his marker and coolly splits the posts to send this absorbing semi-final into the break all square.

Dublin win possession once more and Cormac Costello makes the Kingdom pay.

He darts beyond his marker before curling a superb effort between the posts.

The Dubs lead for the first time since the second minute.

Colm Basquel bursts into space down the left before producing a clever fist pass into the path of Charlie McMorrow, who arrives on the loop and splits the posts.

Dublin are level after 32 minutes.

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Kerry continue to dominate their own kick-outs and patiently build from deep, keeping Dublin chasing shadows as the first half enters its closing stages.

A slick move involving Paudie Clifford, Gavin White and David Clifford carves out another opening, but this time David Clifford pulls his effort wide.

It's Kerry's first wide of the game as we move into the final five minutes before the break.

Dublin are patient in the build-up before suddenly upping the tempo. Ciarán Kilkenny feeds Cormac Costello, who spins smartly away from his marker and clips over another fine score.

The Dubs trim the deficit again after 28 minutes.

Brian Howard tries his luck from around 50 metres on the right, but his ambitious effort drifts away to the right and wide.

Another missed opportunity for Dublin.

Kerry continue to dictate the tempo with a patient spell of possession before David Clifford steps inside the arc and confidently splits the posts, narrowly missing out on a two-point opportunity.

The Kingdom's composed build-up is continuing to cause Dublin problems.