Arbroath have a chance to put down a big marker in the League One title race with a win at title rivals Stenhousemuir on Saturday night.
The Gayfield side have been in excellent form recently with a pair of outstanding 3-0 wins against Caley Thistle and Queen of the South home and away.
They have been sparked into life by on loan St Mirren starlet Fraser Taylor who has been in fine form with goals and assists for the Red Lichties.
And they are reaping the benefits of an excellent transfer window where they were able to bring in experienced players like Andy Winter, Billy King and Sam Stanton.
They have rocketed to the top of the league and can put five points between themselves and shock troops Stenny with a win and they would have a game in hand.
Stenhousemuir have done brilliantly to get into the title race after promotion, but Arbroath look to have more depth in their squad and get the win at 7/5 with McBookie.com.
Bonnyrigg Rose can add to the gloom at Forfar Athletic with a huge win in the League Two basement battle.
Forfar have been utterly dismal this season and have ten points to make up on Bonnyrigg albeit with two games in hand.
They have won just three league games all season and although two of them were actually against Bonnyrigg, they look doomed and resigned to the play-offs.
Bonnyrigg are far better on their infamous New Dundas Park slope and beat Clyde and Stranraer there before losing a thriller to Peterhead 4-3.
They were five minutes away from beating leaders East Fife in Methil last week too and McBookie.com's 6/4 looks a great price.
Montrose can expand Queen of the South's horrific form on the road with a win at Links Park at 8/5 with McBookie.com.
The Dumfries side have somehow failed to win away from Palmerston Park in League One all season.
And their form has fallen off a cliff with defensive injuries and three defeats in the bounce.
They were expected to be one of the title favourites this season, but it's just not happened for Peter Murphy's side.
Montrose aren't exactly in great shape themselves after a disappointing run, but they got themselves back to winning ways last week with a gutsy win at Dumbarton.
And they can add to the Doonhamer's doom with a win
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