2025 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Knockout stage

Knockout stage seeding

• Armagh
• Meath
• Monaghan
• Tyrone

• Donegal
• Down
• Dublin
• Kerry

• Cavan
• Cork
• Galway
• Louth

Bracket

Miscellaneous

• Liam Gallagher scored the first two-pointer in championship football. He did so against Roscommon in the 14th minute of their 2025 Connacht SFC meeting in Ruislip.
• Neither Leinster SFC semi-final was held at Croke Park. This had not happened since 1995.
• As Portlaoise hosted Dublin v Meath in the Leinster Senior Football Championship for the first since the fixture was played in Navan in 1980 that the fixture is not played at Croke Park. The match ended Dublin's 14-year spell as Leinster champions.
• Clare scored a first Munster Senior Football Championship victory over Tipperary since 2000.
• Clare reached a third consecutive Munster SFC final, having only previously done so in 1915–1916–1917.
• Louth reached a third consecutive Leinster SFC final, having only previously done so in 1912–1913–1914.
• Galway won a fourth consecutive Connacht SFC title for the first time since 1963–1966.
• Louth won a first SFC Leinster title since 1957.
• Cavan defeated Mayo in the championship for the first time since the 1948 All-Ireland SFC final.
• Meath scored their first All-Ireland Senior Football Championship victory over Kerry since the 2001 semi-final.
• Kerry's defeat against Meath was their heaviest since the 2001 semi-final.
• Clare met Louth for the first time in the history of the championship.
• Down played Galway in the championship for the first time since 1971.
• Cavan conceded an all-time championship record of 3–26 against Donegal.
• Meath reached the All-Ireland semi-finals for the first time since 2009.
• Donegal defeated Meath by 20 points in the All-Ireland semi-finals; this tied for the fourth biggest winning margin in an All-Ireland SFC semi-final; the last score of the same size was in 1993 when Cork beat Mayo by 20. It was also the second-biggest win for Donegal in the championship, and the 3–26 they scored was the most scored by Donegal in a championship match.
• Donegal played against 6 different Ulster counties in the championship, only missing and.
• Donegal became the first team to play 11 championship matches in the same season.
• Kerry won a record 39th title.
• Kerry's score of 1–26, a total of 29 points, is the highest score ever in an All Ireland senior football championship final.

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