UCD - Drogheda 
3 racing before the end, and though some things are flawed, it's not because of the bizarre program the top4 teams have since they struggled. As far as the issue of demotion is concerned, this is certain, with Dundalk having dropped the other teams from 5 and being less indifferent.
Sligo, who is the first to have 6 points difference from St Patricks and 7 from Drogheda, has the most difficult task since playing St Patricks today, the next away with Drogheda and last in with Shamrock (4 ). If he wins today he gets the title, but if not, then things are dangerously complicated after losing and in many tens.
We leave Sligo and go to Drogheda to bet. So the team at this time is 3 with 7 degrees from 1, 1 grade from 2, 5 degrees in front of 4. 3 first places teams in Europe. So today, 2 has a simple goal. On the one hand to keep Shamrock's difference after the next match has the Sligo match in, but also to climb up 2's position if St.Patricks stumbles. He also has little hopes for the title if Sligo does not win today. All of this, of course, is done with the requirement to win today's indifferent UCD. Apart from this year, 7-2-3 goes well with its losses mainly coming from the upper classes, and with small teams it almost always succeeds.
The negative for her is that she has enough absentees for the current match. So although she returns her main goal, she has a lot of shortfalls in her hand, since she will not play her basic defensive goal, her right winger and another basic hand, all of them due to cards.
On the other hand, UCD said she was indifferent and that might make her change her mood for victory. He also has shortcomings with 2 aggressors being out of the match, but only one is considered aggressive in the latter. However, we have to say that it does a terrible month with 3-1-1 in the last 5, but within it has just 4-4-5.
All the proceedings are in line with 2 which has a good performance, but because I can not overlook the shortcomings of Drogheda in the hand, I will go with a small bet ...
