LIVINGSTON are now just two points off Falkirk at the top of the Championship and can keep their momentum going with a win against Ayr United on Saturday.
David Martindale's side have been making steady progress recently and have chalked up six wins out of seven in all competitions.
And they are particularly strong at their Wesy Lothian fortress.
Ayr United have picked up recently after a sticky spell, but Livingston have already beaten them this season at Somerset Park and the Lions look well equipped to keep on the coat tails of Falkirk and get another win at 11/10 with McBookie.com.
They have won six home games out of eight and drawn the other two and should have too much for the Honest Men.
Arbroath remain top of League One despite a midweek defeat at Kelty Hearts and they can get back to winning ways by beating Annan Athletic at McBookie.com's 23/20.
The Gayfield side have picked up recently after a slow start to the season and collected two good wins before that midweek blip against Inverness and Queen of the South.
Veteran hitman Gavin Reilly is back among the goals again for the Red Lichties with two in his last two games and goals have not been a problem for them.
They are up against an Annan side who won against a depleted Dumbarton last week, but had only managed one win in eight before that.
Montrose can add to Dumabrton's recent misery by beating them at Links Park at 13/10 with McBookie.com.
The Sons face an extremely uncertain future after going into administration and being docked 15 points and that seems to be transferred onto the pitch now.
They have annihilated by Annan Athletic last week on their own patch in a 5-1 trouncing and previously they were slaughtered by Stenhousemuir 4-0, so they have conceded nine goals in their last two games.
And they could hardly go into this game on a bigger downer and face an in-form Montrose side who have won three out of their last four games.
They collected an impressive three points at Alloa who had been going really well and also won at Peterhead.
Montrose have already defeated Dumbarton at The Rock and can do the double in Angus,
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