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All-Ireland champs Kerry mistook in round 2 with defeat to Donegal however that will just contribute to their hunger for the see of Galway to the Kingdom.

The huge question is whether David Clifford, the nation's best footballer, will start. If he does, it should be plain cruising for the home side.

The fortnight break considering that their last trip will have been a present to Jack O'Connor, who can slowly begin embedding his Dingle contingent, and it is hard to imagine anything other than a cosy Kerry win. The four-point handicap should be gone beyond with ease.

Meath vs Louth

5pm Saturday

Meath needs to really have won in 2015's Leinster final against Louth however didn't. Conceding 3 objectives showed their undoing and it was a well-known day for the Wee County who ended their provincial drought.

Ever since the 2 sides have entered various instructions, although. Meath reached the All-Ireland semi-final and beat subsequent champs Kerry and Galway along the way. They have won their first two getaways in Division 2 this year and Robbie Brennan has actually made sure some stability and development.

Jordan Morris is back firing on all cylinders, Jack Flynn has been awesome over the last couple of weeks and Ruairi Kinsella is pulling all the strings in the half-forward line. Things could not be going any much better and they are facing their neighbours at the best time.

Louth were actually poor in their loss to Cork and didn't play particularly well in the opening round either, despite finishing the job in the end versus Offaly.

Meath have a score to settle versus Louth. There is revenge available for that vicious Leinster final defeat and in 2015's league loss, too. Expect the Royals to win handsomely at Croke Park and defy a three-point handicap.

The Royals have a great deal of pace in advance now with Morris and James Conlon, who promises to start, so objectives might be on the menu. Odds of 11-8 for them to get 2 or more majors appeals.

Kildare vs Derry

6.30 pm Saturday

The wagering looks all wrong for Derry's clash with Kildare in Division 2.

Tyrone were missing a whole host of their huge names in round two and still most likely ought to have come away with something from their journey to Derry, who stumbled over the line to tape a much-needed competitive success. There have not been a lot of of them over the last year.

Kildare are gradually constructing under Brian Flanagan and there have actually been a lot of to draw from their opening two getaways in Division 2.

They are unbeaten, have actually discovered some elegant brand-new recruits and confidence is high. Odds of 23-10 are extremely generous.

Down vs Westmeath

6pm Saturday

Down are a shade fortunate to be on optimum points after two rounds and there is a substantial promo showdown with Westmeath at Esler Park next on the agenda.

Given they have home benefit and a whole host of classy forwards in the starting line-up, the two-point handicap searches the skimpy side and the hosts need to look after them en route back to Division 2.

They look a cut above every side in the department and the longer the league goes on the better they are going to get.

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