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In an Amazing Late Rally Longford had 5 indicate spare over Carlow when the sides fulfilled in round five of the league, beating them 1-19 to 1-14, so it is somewhat unexpected to see them as huge as 7-4 to win Saturday's final. In a remarkable late rally, Longford originated from 11 points down to beat Wicklow by a point last weekend, sealing promotion and a slot in the Division 4 final, and they look overpriced to continue their celebrations. Down vs Wexford 7.15 pm Saturday, TG4 The only final that looks cut and dried this weekend is the Divsion 3 decider where Down can prove a level above surprise bundles Wexford. Westmeath were on their method to the final, holding a two-point lead with only seconds remaining last weekend, but a late smash-and-grab raid from Wexford courtesy of a Sean Ryan objective secured the unlikliest of promotions. The events were wild at the last whistle and appropriately so, however Mark McHugh and his Wexford side could be in for an impolite awakening at headquarters this weekend. It will not be easy boiling down from such a big high. Down have actually already hammered them by ten points - 1-29 to 1-19 - on their home patch and some flatware will be a huge offer for the Mourne guys, who will have aspirations of making an impact in the Ulster championship. Wexford look set to be whipping boys in the Leinster one. Wexford yielded 2-17 to Clare in round 6 and 1-18 to Westmeath last weekend having been quite tight defensively prior to that and it is difficult to imagine them keeping Pat Havern and Odhran Murdock quiet. Those are two quality assaulters who will delight in returning to Croke Park. Down might win this by a double-figure margin and backing them to defy a five-point handicap looks the finest bet of the weekend. They could net a couple of goals along the method. Cork vs Meath 1.