Hamilton Accies have endured a nightmare few years with crisis after crisis engulfing the club.
But they finally seem to be on the way back after getting their act together and they can win the Lanarkshire derby at Airdrie at 21/20 with McBookie.com.
Accies had to go through relegations, numerous points deductions, stadium eviction and huge doubts about their future.
But they appear to be heading in the right direction finally and that's mirrored by what they are doing on the pitch this season.
They are battling it out with freescoring Raith Rovers for the League One title, but while the Staggies seem to be heavily odds-on every week, there is still value in Accies.
They have the best defence in British football, having conceded just two goals in the league and they haven't conceded a single goal on their travels.
Hamilton have won eight and drawn the other one, but are still not top because of goal difference.
They face a decent Airdrie side who have been in good form, but they have already crushed the Diamonds 4-0 this season at home and should be too strong at the Excelsior against the hosts, who have only won two of their five league home games this season.
Stenhousemuir vs Raith Rovers prediction
Raith Rovers will go top of the Championship with a win at Stenhousemuir and Dougie Imrie's side are good enough to get it at McBookie.com's 6/5.
Stenny's remarkable start to the season finally came to an end last week at Inverness and Caley Thistle then went on to lose in midweek to then-bottom places side Queen's Park.
Marvin Bartley's side have relied on a watertight defence to get through games and they soak up pressure well.
But Rovers have a good squad this season and should be up there challenging for the title with Partick Thistle.
They dominated Stenny when the sides met on the first day of the season, but could only draw. However, they could gain their revenge at Ochilview and put down a marker.
Kilmarnock vs Motherwell prediction
Kilmarnock are a big price with McBookie.com at 9/4 to beat Motherwell at home.
Neil McCann's side may have lost 3-1 at Ibrox last week to in-form Rangers, but they created seven or eight clear cut chances.
Motherwell look a shadow of the side that delighted the purists last season and have now lost four games in a row, having scored just once.
If Killie can find their shooting boots, they are a nice price to inflict more Well pain.
Freelance Scottish Football journalist for all newspapers. Former Racing Post Scottish Football Correspondent and long-suffering Aberdeen fan.
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