Kerry produced a stunning second half comeback to beat Derry in their Allianz National Football League Division One game at Celtic Park.
Two goals in a 23 second spell helped the Kingdom come away with a 5-15 to 1-24.
Tommy Rooney reports
Kerry boss Jack O'Connor says David Clifford is still a way off returning to full training.
The Fossa forward missed the Kingdom's game at Derry.
O'Connor says they are planning without the two time Footballer of the Year for the next couple of weeks at least.
In better news for the Munster champions, O'Connor confirmed Dr Crokes and Austin Stack players would start returning to the squad this week.
Conor Geaney got the first Kerry goal to make it 1-0 to 0-3 after 4 minutes
The second Kingdom goal was also scored by Conor Geaney, in the 26th minute to give Kerry a 2-5 to 0-8 lead
Kerry's third goal went to Paul Geaney, after 64 minutes to bring Kerry within two at 3-15 to 1-23
Donal O'Sullivan and Paul Geaney netted within 23 seconds of each other in the 69th minute to give the Kingdom an unlikely victory
Tim Moynihan and Ambrose O'Donovan call the closing minutes
Former Kerry captain Billy O'Shea reviews the encounter
Kerry boss Jack O'Connor
Derry boss Paddy Tally
Derry player Shane McGuigan
Meanwhile Galway bested their neighbours Mayo in a Connacht derby this afternoon.
Shane Walsh starred as Padraic Joyce's men ran out 26 points to 16 winners.
7 of the Galway scores were 2 pointers.
