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Ironi Kiryat Ata have lost their last five away games and are lower in the table than Bnei Herzliya. Bnei Herzliya have won four of their last five home games and have a good record against this opponent when playing at home.

Lambourn won at this meeting last season before going on to win both the English and Irish Derbies. He went on to run twice more but without success. He takes a slight drop in distance and, with the fitting of cheekpieces to sharpen him up, he can hopefully return to winning ways, especially with Ryan Moore in the saddle, who rides this course at Chester extremely well.

Oisin Murphy rode a winner on the opening day at Chester and followed that up with a double yesterday. He may well be among the winners today. His mount in this race is the Dan Horsford-trained Kiniro. This will be his first run for Horsford, having previously been trained by Harry Charlton. His last three races of last season were all over six furlongs on the all-weather, where he won one and finished third twice. He is up five pounds from that latest success and, although not ideally drawn in stall eleven, he could still be good enough to finish in the frame.

Both teams have played thirty-five games. Sassuolo are tenth on forty-nine points, with Torino three places and eight points lower. Away from home, Sassuolo have not been in the strongest of form, registering two defeats and two draws in their last four away games. Torino's home form could give them the edge in this match. They have taken ten points from their last four home games. Following three wins, they then drew with top-of-the-table Inter Milan. Of the three teams they beat, Lazio are higher in the table than Sassuolo.

Chelsea have been really poor of late and have slipped out of a spot for European football next season. Liverpool have won their last two home Premier League games and have won the last two times they have welcomed Chelsea. Following their defeat away at Manchester United, Liverpool have three remaining games to play and have a six-point cushion to qualify for next season's Champions League. A win today would mean they would only need a point against Aston Villa or Brentford to guarantee their place. With Chelsea losing away at Brighton and Everton, Liverpool should get the win.

Wolves already know they will be in the Championship next season, while Brighton know a strong finish to the season could give them a chance of European football next season. Their last two home games have seen Brighton beat Chelsea and Liverpool. With that form, you would expect Brighton to beat bottom-of-the-table Wolves.

With three games remaining, Bournemouth are sixth in the table, five places and four points above Fulham. Their last two away games saw Bournemouth win at Newcastle and Arsenal. This could be a close game, but with Fulham needing a win to keep their outside chance of European football next season alive, they may commit too many players forward, leaving the way for Bournemouth to hit them on the counter-attack and win the game.

Having started the season so well, Sunderland are not finishing with the same flair. Having taken just one point from their last three games, Sunderland find themselves in twelfth position on forty-seven points, which is more than enough to guarantee Premiership football next season. Manchester United won their last match, which was at home to Liverpool, to secure Champions League football next season. Manchester United won their last away game, which was at Chelsea, and with Michael Carrick still in with a shout of the manager's job permanently, he will want his team to finish with a strong set of results. Therefore, every chance the United players will be the more motivated to get the win.

A win today will see Manchester City move within two points of Arsenal at the top of the table, with each club having three remaining games. City could only manage a draw away at Everton in their last match. Back at home, and having beaten Brentford the last three times they have welcomed them, it's difficult to see Manchester City slipping up again.