KANSAS CITY (2-2) at SAN FRANCISCO (2-2)Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET, CBSOPENING LINE a€” 49ers by 7 1/2RECORD VS. SPREAD a€” Kansas City 3-1-0, San Francisco 1-2-1SERIES RECORD a€” 49ers lead 6-5LAST MEETING a€” Chiefs beat 49ers 31-10, Sept. 26, 2010LAST WEEK a€” Chiefs beat Patriots 41-14 Monday night; 49ers beat Eagles 26-21AP PRO32 RANKING a€” Chiefs No. 14, 49ers No. 9CHIEFS OFFENSE a€” OVERALL (16), RUSH (4), PASS (28).CHIEFS Defence a€” OVERALL (11), RUSH (19), PASS (8).49ERS OFFENSE a€” OVERALL (19), RUSH (7), PASS (22).49ERS Defence a€” OVERALL (2), RUSH (2), PASS (7).STREAKS, STATS AND NOTES a€” Chiefs won past two matchups, outscoring 49ers 72-10. ... Dating to 1985, home team has won past eight meetings. ... Chiefs first visit to San Francisco since 2002. ... 49ers traded Alex Smith to Chiefs in March 2013 to clear way for Colin Kaepernick. ... Chiefs sacked Smith five times previous meeting in 2010 on way to first 3-0 start since 2003. ... Chiefs defence forced first three turnovers of season Monday night, Husain Abdullah returning an interception for a TD. ... Jamaal Charles ran for 92 yards and a score last week, and had 97 yards vs. 49ers in meeting four years ago. ... San Francisco defence has allowed 152 total yards rushing over past three games, lowest by team over three-game stretch since 124 in 1997. ... RT Donald Stephenson available for Chiefs after serving four-game suspension for violation of league policy on performance-enhancing drugs. ... Chiefs RB Knile Davis one of four players to have multiple 100-yard rushing games this season. Davis is going for third straight 100-yard game after he had 132 yards on 32 carries in Week 3 at Miami and 106 yards against New England. ... Kaepernick and Smith have passed for 912 and 891 yards, respectively. Smith has connected with 12 different receivers. ... Kaepernick rushed for 58 yards vs. Eagles to become third QB in franchise history to run for 50 or more yards in three straight games. ... 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh has career record of 11-1 in October, and .917 winning percentage is his highest of any month. ... San Francisco gave up touchdowns on blocked punt, interception return and punt return to beat Eagles, becoming only second team in NFL history to win after allowing three or more return TDs in a regular-season game. ... In three games against Chiefs, WR Brandon Lloyd has 12 catches for 216 yards and two TDs a€” six of those receptions for 90 yards and two scores Nov. 14, 2010, with Denver. ... WR Stevie Johnson with 16 catches for 195 yards and three TDs in five meetings with Kansas City. ... WR Anquan Boldin in three games vs. Chiefs: 13 catches, 217 yards, two TDs. ... RB Frank Gore had career-high 102 yards receiving on nine catches in previous meeting. ... 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Rating: 10/10CYMRIC (Form: 128-85)Trainer: John Gosden. Jockey: James DoyleOften highly tried last season, although did run a superb race when finishing second in the Group 1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere on Arc weekend at Longchamp. Two runs this season have seen him fail to beat a single rival and another struggle looks to be on the cards. Rating: 2/10EHTIRAAS (Form: 2-32)Trainer: Owen Burrows. Jockey: Paul HanaganCaught just about on the line in his most recent outing, but that was in a fairly ordinary Sandown maiden when he was beaten by a horse who had never previously run before. That sums up his chance here. Rating: 1/10EMOTIONLESS (Form: 117-)Trainer: Charlie Appleby. Jockey: William BuickWon his first two races last season, including the Group 2 Champagne Stakes at Doncaster, but he was a costly flop in the Dewhurst and has not run since that defeat more than eight months ago. His trainer wanted to give him time to strengthen but this might be just too tough an opening assignment. Rating: 6/10FIRST SELECTION (Form: 15-672)Trainer: Simon Crisford. Jockey: Jim CrowleyBig pprice outsider (66/1 and 50/1) in the English and French 2,000 Guineas but picked up some valuable prize money when second to The Gurkha at Deauville.dddddddddddd More experience than any of his rivals but his best form would only be enough for a place chance. Rating: 4/10GALILEO GOLD (Form: 113-12)Trainer: Hugo Palmer. Jockey: Frankie DettoriHugely impressive winner of the English 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket in April but that form has taken a few knocks, including when he was soundly put in his place by Awtaad at The Curragh. Probably wouldnt want genuinely soft ground either. Rating: 7/10THE GURKHA (Form: 311)Trainer: Aidan OBrien. Jockey: Ryan MooreThe sole challenger from Ballydoyle has won his last two races by 14 1/2 lengths combined, stepping up from a Navan maiden to win the French 2,000 Guineas last time out at a canter. Closely matched with the other Guineas winners on that and soft ground would appear not to be an issue. Rating: 9/10ZONDERLAND (Form: 145-61)Trainer: Clive Cox. Jockey: Adam KirbyRan a fine race when fifth behind Galileo Gold in the English 2,000 Guineas and enjoyed the drop to Listed class when winning at Sandown last time (Cymric well held), but no obvious reason to think he can turn around Newmarket form. Rating: 5/10VERDICT:The three Guineas winners are closely matched on form and it is hard to make a compelling case for any of the other quintet. Although The Gurkha thrashed the field in France, that form does not look as good as AWTAAD managed in the Irish edition of the race and he can give his 83-year-old trainer another big prize to celebrate. Galileo Gold may have to settle for third behind two rivals who will relish conditions. Also See: Live results service Full racecards Get Sky Sports £3 free bet every time your team wins! ' ' '