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Derry v Offaly predictions and Gaelic football betting tips

McGuigan to lead Derry to final glory

Tyrone’s Mattie Donnelly (left) shields the ball against Derry’s Neil Forester in the McKenna Cup final
Tyrone’s Mattie Donnelly (left) shields the ball against Derry’s Neil Forester in the McKenna Cup finalCredit: Inpho

Free GAA Gaelic Football tips, best bets and predictions for Derry v Offaly in Saturday's Division Three final.

Where to watch

TG4, Saturday 5pm

Best bets

Derry -2
3pts 4-5 Betfair, Paddy Power

Over 1.5 Derry goals
2pts 6-4 Paddy Power

Match preview

Offaly manager John Maughan was keen for the Division 3 final to go ahead at Croke Park, despite its close proximity to their Leinster championship opener with Louth next weekend, but he might come to rue that decision as Derry look a more complete outfit and are fancied to win comfortably.

Both sides arrive with flawless records - four wins from four - but Derry's 5-13 to 0-9 success over Fermanagh was the best performance from either team and their two-point win over Cavan marks them out as the top dogs in the division.

Shane McGuigan has been one of the stars of the league with his flair and flamboyancy up front lighting up the last few months.

He kicked six points in Derry's semi-final win over Limerick but also hit the post twice and he could tear apart this Offaly defence at Croke Park.

Derry are fancied to defy a two-point handicap at a shade of odds-against, while the 6-4 on offer about Rory Gallagher's charges scoring two or more goals makes plenty of appeal as well.


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David JenningsDeputy Ireland editor

Published on 18 June 2021inGAA tips

Last updated 16:35, 18 June 2021

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