Wexford face Louth in the opening round of the Leinster Senior Football Championship on Sunday at 3pm in Innovate Wexford Park.

Paddy Powers install Louth as 8/15 favourites, Wexford are chalked up slightly better than 2/1 at 21/10, and you can back a draw at 15/2, but the prices are certainly not a true reflection on the likely outcome of this game, and the 21/10 may well prove value on the home-side.

Wexford will have little to fear from Louth, the north Leinster men took fourth place in Division 3 of this year’s Allianz Football League, with wins against, Down, Sligo, Offaly, and Laois, a draw against Westmeath, and they lost out to Carlow and Longord.

After a shaky start in Division 4 of the Allianz League, Wexford had victories against Antrim, Derry, and Limerick.

1 Matt Doyle- Glynn-Barntown, 2 Michael Furlong- Adamatown, 3 Martin O’Connor- HWH Bunclody 4 Conor Carty- Castletown, 5 Glen Malone- Shelmaliers. 6 Brian Malone- Shelmaliers,7 Eoin Porter- Rath/Cushionstown, 8 Daithi Waters- St Martins, 9 Niall Hughes- Kilanerin, 10 Eoghan Nolan- Shelmaliers, 11 Barry O’Connor- St Martins, 12 Conor Devitt- Kilanerin, 13 Kevin O’Grady- St James, 14 Ben Brosnan- Castletown, 15 Jonathan Bealin- Castletown.

Subs- 16 Conor Swaine- Horeswood, 17 Gavin Sheehan- Gusserane, 18 James Cash-Shelmaliers, 19 Alan Nolan- Taghmon-Camross, 20 Shane Doyle- Ballyhogue, 21 Donal ShanleySt Fintans, 22 Tiarnan Rossiter- St Mary’s Rosslare, 23 David Shannon- St Johns Volunteers, 24 JohnTubritt- Fethard, 25 Naomhan Rossiter- St Mary’s Rosslare, 26 Robert Frayne- Duffry Rovers.