Kerry vs Galway: Player ratings from 2022 All-Ireland senior football final

Had nothing to do in terms of shot-stopping but was intelligent as always with his kick-outs.

Tamed Rob Finnerty and capped a big second half with a well-taken point.

Attached himself to Damien Comer like a leech and marked him out of it for the most part.

Was a surprise to see the prolific corner-back strike an early wide, and then another in the second half. Couldn't get near Shane Walsh who was in inspired form.

Lacked his usual dynamism getting up and down the pitch and failed to provide his usual runs from deep.

Started in the sweeper position but rotated with O'Connor and O'Brien. Solid in the centre of the defence.

A serious doubt beforehand with a knee injury but didn't seem impeded. Crowned his efforts with Kerry's last point from play in injury time.

Quiet display in the engine room for such an experienced performer and no surprise when he didn't return for the second half.

A physical presence in midfield who grew in stature as the game progressed.

His 39th minute point restored parity for Kerry but was in and out of the encounter.

As in the semi-final, scored the last point of the game with a free but an early miss seemed to affect him. Only really exerted an influence in the closing stages as the Kingdom pulled clear.

Energetic on both sides of the ball. Brilliant block to deny Johnny Heaney a goal and Paul Conroy a point.

Played in his usual role, dropping deep at times, and proved very influential in the third quarter as Kerry got a grip on proceedings.

Masterful display by the Fossa man. Kept Kerry in touch in the first half with a number of important scores, finishing the game with eight points - four in either half.

Couldn't improve on a very disappointing semi-final display and was hauled off at the