AUG 31: BETWAY ENHANCED TOP TREBLE

MY top treble starts with an Inverness side who are flying at the head of the SPFL.

The only points dropped by Terry Butcher's men were at Celtic last weekend after leading 2-0.

At home they've played two, won two, scored five and conceded none. I'm expecting them to extend their 100 per cent home record when Hearts visit on Saturday.

Credit must go the Jambos for starting the season well and reducing the gap to second-bottom St Mirren to eight points.

Hearts started on -15 for going into administration and have been slapped with a transfer ban. So boss Gary Locke is in charge of a young and small squad and to make matters worse Danny Wilson and Kevin McHattie are banned for red-card offences, while key midfielder Ryan Stevenson is crocked.

The Jambos two wins have both come at Tynecastle where there is a sort of siege mentality with fans turning out in force and rallying round to save the club from possible extinction.

Away from home it's a different story with one point and one goal from two games. They travel to a confident and powerful Inverness side and for me there is only one outcome.

For first scorer take a look at Billy McKay who has already fired in three this season – netting in every match bar the draw at Parkhead. He is 9-2 at Ladbrokes.

Next I'm on a side I'm sure will feature in loads of accers. Peterborough have been on fire this season, banging in 22 goals in their last five games, including a 6-0 thrashing of Championship outfit Reading in the Capital One Cup in midweek.

Darren Ferguson's side have always been entertainers and popular picks for both teams to score selections but they've actually kept two cleans sheets on the bounce.

Next up is a home clash with Crawley who have started the season quite well but lost their last two to Wolves and Rotherham 2-1. All of their matches this season have seen both score, including two 3-3 draws, so there could be plenty of goals here despite Peterborough's recent discovery of how to defend.

But in the end it's Ferguson's side who are likely to come out on top and maintain their 100 per cent league record.

Carlisle are the exact opposite of Peterborough – in that they've conceded 21 goals in six games this season, including five in midweek at Leicester. They also have defensive problems and new signing Darren Butterfield has picked up an injury.

You have to fear the worst for them as they head to Brentford, one of the pre-season promotion favourites, and a side who are unbeaten in the league with two wins and two draws.

Brentford crashed 5-0 at Derby in the Capital One Cup but it's clear their focus is on the league and promotion after just missing out last season.

Remember to post your own treble as a comment at the end of this article, win-draw-win bets only. If you put obscure teams tell me – and others – in what league they play. Also please quote the odds.

Three treble winners will be picked at random to win a £10 free bet at Betway.

Top Treble

Inverness

Peterborough

Brentford

Pays enhanced odds of 3-1 at Titanbet

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