MATCHBOX
Division 2A
Westmeath v London
(Tomorrow, Mullingar, 1pm)
WESTMEATH secured their first win of the campaign against Armagh last week and they should make it two from two comfortably enough against the Exiles. Fergus McMahon’s side were hammered by Carlow last time out.
Odds: H: 1/20 D: 20/1 A: 8/1
Verdict: Westmeath
Armagh v Antrim
(Tomorrow, Athletic Grounds, 2pm)
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Odds: H: 11/2 D: 16/1 A: 1/10
Verdict: Amtrim
Kildare v Carlow
(Tomorrow, Newbridge, 2pm)
BOTH these sides should ease home in their final games, against London and Armagh respectively, so this is basically a shoot-out for a final spot. A late Lilywhite flourish saw them shock Westmeath at home earlier in the campaign, and they can repeat the trick again.
Odds: H: 15/8 D: 8/1 A: 1/2
Verdict: Kildare
Division 2B
Mayo v Meath
(Tomorrow, Ballina, 2pm)
THE ease at which Mayo let the Down players cut through them last week would have been a real concern for manager JP Coen, as was the fact that they only managed two points from play in the 17-point loss. Meath should easily make it three wins from three.
Odds: H: 4/1 D: 16/1 A: 1/6
Verdict: Meath
Derry v Roscommon
(Tomorrow, Celtic Park. 1pm)
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Odds: H: 4/11 D: 10/1 A: 9/4
Verdict: Derry
Wicklow v Down
(Tomorrow, Arklow, 2pm)
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Odds: H: 5/6 D: 8/1 A: 11/10
Verdict: Wicklow
Division 3A
Donegal v Monaghan
(Tomorrow, Letterkenny, 2pm)
MONAGHAN have four wins from four, but included in those were one-, two- and three-point victories. It was the Tir Chonaill men who missed out by the minimum, and Ardal McDermott’s side can reverse that result on their own patch, especially with David Flynn in such good scoring form.
Verdict: Donegal
Tyrone v Louth
(Tomorrow, Carrickmore, 2pm)
TYRONE’S slow start cost them dearly against Donegal last weekend but they should bounce back against Louth. When the sides met earlier in the season, Mattie Lennon’s men came flying out of the blocks and led 3-7 to 0-5 at the break before eventually winning by 19 points.
Verdict: Tyrone
Division 3B
Longford v Warwickshire
(Today, Glennon Brothers Pearse Park, 2.30pm)
LIAM Watson will again lead the Warwickshire attack as they attempt to stretch their lead at the top of the table to four points against second-placed Longford. The Antrim native has 4-28 in three games.
Verdict: Longford
Leitrim v Sligo
(Tomorrow, Páirc Seán Mac Diarmada, 2pm)
Both sides are coming in off the back of frustrating results last week. Leitrim lost by two points away to Warwickshire while Sligo conceded two late goals in their four-point loss to Fermanagh.
Verdict: Leitrim
