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After three away matches that all ended in defeat, HOU Rockets will be glad to be playing this game at home. They have won their last six home games and also the last two against CHI Bulls when playing at home.

First play second in this top-of-the-table clash. Second-place SA Spurs have lost two of their last three away games, whilst OKC Thunder have won five of their last six home games.

Last season Bambino Fever ran in four bumpers and won them all, including the Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival. Having finished second on her hurdling debut when sent off the odds-on favourite, Bambino Fever should make amends today, encountering better ground than at Naas.

Back down in trip, Blood Destiny could be another winner for the Willie Mullins yard. Three races ago he was an easy winner at Listowel when setting the pace and was never headed. His next two races were over longer trips, which appeared to make him vulnerable; he finished second and third. He should appreciate ground conditions and looks sure to make a bold bid to return to winning ways.

The favourite has a twelve-pound hike to cope with and just over twelve stone on his back. From the other end of the handicap, the Dan Skelton-trained Top Guy has ten stone and eleven pounds on his back. The last time C'est Diferent won, it was a Skelton horse that came in second, so they know what they have to do this time round with Top Guy. Last time out, Top Guy finished his last well to win by just over a length from a five-pound lower mark. It appeared he maybe could have extended that winning margin, which, if so, would give him a decent chance of overturning the favourite today.

Having already won the Paddy Power Gold Cup and the Coral Gold Cup, this should be a simple task for the Dan Skelton-trained Panic Attack to complete the hat-trick, provided he makes no mistakes with his jumping. He is well clear of his four rivals on ratings.

Senegal have gone through this competition undefeated, having won four games and drawn the other one. The last time these two met was in a World Cup qualifier, which Senegal won without conceding a goal. Having conceded only two goals in this competition, Senegal have every chance of reaching the final.

With Martin O'Neill back in charge, Celtic returned to winning ways. Celtic are three places and eleven points higher in the table than Falkirk. With O'Neill in charge, there is every chance they can improve on their recent away form and gain another win.

Top-of-the-table Hearts take on tenth-place St Mirren as they look to extend their lead to six points. They have won their last two home games and their last three matches against St Mirren when playing at home. St Mirren have taken only one point from their last four away games.

When it comes to the FIFA rankings, Morocco are the higher-ranked team. They have gone through this competition playing five games, scoring in every match and only conceded one goal. If they can keep the Nigerian players at bay, then there's every chance Morocco will be in the final.