Other coaches are under pressure, though, and that will only intensify as the business end of the season gets closer. Which Premier League boss will be the next to vacate his position? Vincent Kompany did a magnificent job to get Burnley promoted with a triple-figure points tally last season, but he has found it extremely difficult to adapt to life as a Premier League coach.

Burnley have ended every single game week this season in the bottom three and they now find themselves 11 points adrift of safety following a loss to Crystal Palace.

Barring a miracle, the Clarets will be back in the Championship next term. Will Kompany still be at Turf Moor by then? His supporters argue that he has done an excellent job at the London Stadium, securing back-to-back top-seven finishes in the Premier League before winning the Europa Conference League last year.

They scored and won by Roscommon beat Mayo in last year's Connacht championship and there is never much between the sides.

Enda Smith looked back to his best in the win over Monaghan, scoring three glorious points from play, and Roscommon were moving the ball with purpose.

Daire Cregg and Diarmuid Murtagh impressed too, getting nine points between them, and it's hard to envisage anything other than a humdinger at MacHale Park.

Roscommon are the play at On the evidence of the sides' most recent displays, they can edge a step further away from relegation with another victory. TG4, 1. Tyrone produced a storming second-half display to take down Mayo in round four but the long trip south to face Kerry could prove a rude awakening.

Kerry are a wounded animal after suffering a ten-point defeat at the hands of Dublin last weekend and Jack O'Connor will expect a big reaction. He will probably get one too, and given that the Kingdom have scored six goals in their first four games, odds of about them netting at least twice for the third time seem generous.

TG4, 3. A shock opening night success over Dublin at Croke Park looks as though it is going to be a false dawn for Monaghan as they remained rooted to the bottom of the Division 1 table with a points difference.

Last week's point loss to Roscommon was extremely worrying. Galway haven't been great either but they have beaten Tyrone away and were decent in certain periods of last week's loss to table-toppers Derry.

They are gradually getting some key players back and can be expected to make a big push over the final few rounds. They remain All-Ireland contenders, whereas Monaghan most certainly aren't. Get on Galway to take care of a two-point handicap at a shade of odds-against. Sign up to emails from Racing Post Sport and get all the latest news and tips.

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Vincent Kompany did a magnificent job to get Burnley promoted with a triple-figure points tally last season, but he has found it extremely difficult to adapt to life as a Premier League coach. Burnley have ended every single game week this season in the bottom three and they now find themselves 11 points adrift of safety following a loss to Crystal Palace.

Barring a miracle, the Clarets will be back in the Championship next term. Will Kompany still be at Turf Moor by then? His supporters argue that he has done an excellent job at the London Stadium, securing back-to-back top-seven finishes in the Premier League before winning the Europa Conference League last year.

On balance, though, Moyes is unlikely to leave before the end of the season. When Chris Wilder took charge of Sheffield United for the second time in early December, they were already in a precarious position. Derry have been the standout side in Division 1, winning all three games and showing a tasty plus points difference at the top of the table.

They are now favourites for outright honours and it is fair to say Mickey Harte has made a blistering start to his time at the helm. Having said all that, Derry look far too short for their visit to Salthill. Galway got their act together to beat Tyrone in Omagh last Sunday and it was a deserved success.

They were the superior side for large periods and owned possession in the first half. Since Padraic Joyce took over Galway at the end of , they have played 18 games against Ulster opposition in league and championship and won a remarkable 14 times, losing on just three occasion.

That is an outstanding record and, with that in mind, it is hard to fathom how the Tribesmen are to master Derry on home soil. Make no mistake about it, Galway are still All-Ireland contenders when they get Sean Kelly, Shane Walsh and Damien Comer fit and in the same side.

Their injury list seems to be improving and they are fancied to register back-to-back wins on Sunday. Sign up to emails from Racing Post Sport and get all the latest news and tips.

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Which Premier League boss will be the next to vacate his position? Vincent Kompany did a magnificent job to get Burnley promoted with a triple-figure points tally last season, but he has found it extremely difficult to adapt to life as a Premier League coach. Burnley have ended every single game week this season in the bottom three and they now find themselves 11 points adrift of safety following a loss to Crystal Palace.

Barring a miracle, the Clarets will be back in the Championship next term. Will Kompany still be at Turf Moor by then? His supporters argue that he has done an excellent job at the London Stadium, securing back-to-back top-seven finishes in the Premier League before winning the Europa Conference League last year.

On balance, though, Moyes is unlikely to leave before the end of the season. They were moving sweetly, though, and how they lost their previous outing against Mayo is a mystery. They controlled that game and, but for the concession of a messy second-half goal when goalkeeper David O'Hanlon should have been more commanding, they would have seen the game out comfortably.

They were the superior side against Monaghan in the opening round, too, but coughed up three goals and lost by a point. The table doesn't do Dublin justice and how well they have been playing, so that is why they are as big as Expect that to shorten before throw-in.

Con O'Callaghan looks sharp, and was awesome in the win over Roscommon, while a rejuvenated Ciaran Kilkenny chipped in with two points. Ross McGarry looks a real find and Brian Fenton remains as influential as ever.

This is a game Dublin need to win to avoid getting dragged into a relegation dogfight. It matters more to the hosts than it does to Kerry.

They will be hungry and they are expected to oblige. It could even be worth taking the about Dublin defying a two-point handicap. There will surely be lots of goal chances, too, and three or more match goals at looks generous. Derry have been the standout side in Division 1, winning all three games and showing a tasty plus points difference at the top of the table.

They are now favourites for outright honours and it is fair to say Mickey Harte has made a blistering start to his time at the helm. Having said all that, Derry look far too short for their visit to Salthill. Galway got their act together to beat Tyrone in Omagh last Sunday and it was a deserved success.

They were the superior side for large periods and owned possession in the first half. Since Padraic Joyce took over Galway at the end of , they have played 18 games against Ulster opposition in league and championship and won a remarkable 14 times, losing on just three occasion.

That is an outstanding record and, with that in mind, it is hard to fathom how the Tribesmen are to master Derry on home soil. Make no mistake about it, Galway are still All-Ireland contenders when they get Sean Kelly, Shane Walsh and Damien Comer fit and in the same side.

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