What time is the Cavan v Dublin game on today in the All-Ireland football semi-finals? The first of the football semi-finals takes place on Saturday. SEMI-FINAL TIME What TV channel is Dublin v Cavan on? Live stream, team news and betting odds for All-Ireland semi-final Cavan and Dublin clash in the semi-finals of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship this evening. The Dubs are aiming to lift the Sam Maguire for a sixth consecutive year, while Cavan are hoping to pull off a massive shock and reach an All-Ireland final for the first time since they were last crowned champions all the way back in 1952. Here's what you need to know: Where and when is the match? The game takes place at Croke Park on Saturday, December 5. What time is throw-in? The action gets underway at 5.30pm. What channel is it on? RTE Two and Sky Sports Mix will both show the clash live. You can also follow updates with The Irish Mirror's live blog here. Cavan and Dublin collide at Croke Park this evening in the first of this weekend's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship semi-finals. A quick glance at the betting would leave you thinking the Breffni have absolutely no chance of advancing to this year's final, but they are Ulster champions and will come here hoping to pull off a massive shock. You have to go back all the way to August 31, 2014 for when Dublin last lost a Championship game. That defeat came against then Ulster champions Donegal, who Cavan defeated in last month's provincial decider. The Breffni have been the unfancied side in all of their Championship games this year, so it won't be anything new to them today. Meanwhile, Dublin have been ridiculously short-priced favourites for all of their games and given their hammering of Meath in the Leinster final it is easy to see why. But hopefully Cavan can make a game of it at Croke Park, with throw-in scheduled for 5.30pm. The winners will face either Mayo or Tipperary in the final on December 20. Those sides clash tomorrow. DUBLIN take on Cavan in the first of this year's All-Ireland semi-finals. Mickey Graham's side shocked the gaelic football world as they ousted Donegal in the Ulster final. Dublin take on Cavan in Croke Park 1 Dublin take on Cavan in Croke ParkCredit: Sportsfile - Subscription Dublin made easy work of a Meath in the Leinster final as they look to collect their sixth All-Ireland title in a row. Here is everything you need to know about the game. PADDY POWER DUBLIN AND TIPPERARY TO LEAD AT HT AND WIN 12/1 Where is the game on and what time is throw in? This year's All-Ireland final will take place in Croke Park on Saturday, 5 December. Throw in for the game is pencilled in for 5.30 pm. What TV channel is it on and can I stream it? Dublin's game against Cavan will be shown live on both RTE and Sky Sports. RTE Two will start their coverage at 4.45 pm and the game will also be available to stream through the RTE Player either here or through their app. PADDY POWER RISK FREE €20 BET FOR NEW CUSTOMERS* The game will also be shown live on Sky Sports Mix with their coverage starting at 4.30pm. The game can be streamed through your respective TV provider or a day pass can be bought here for €10 for NOW TV. What are the teams? Dublin: Cluxton, Fitzsimons, Byrne, Murchan, McCarthy, Small, McDaid, Fenton, Howard, Scully, Kilkenny, Bulger, Small, O'Callaghan, Rock We are still awaiting the Cavan team. What are the betting odds? Dublin are heavy favourites for the game with the reigning All-Ireland champions priced at 1/50. Their opponents are 16/1 while a draw after 70 minutes is priced at 33/1. The handicap for the game is ±14.How did both teams get here? It was a straight forward road for Dublin to reach the All-Ireland semi-final with Dessie Farrell's side beating Laois and Meath en route to this stage. Cavan had three miraculous wins with come from behind victories over Down and Monaghan and shocked the nation with an Ulster final win against Donegal.