Edinburgh City are one of the form teams in League Two and look well equipped to pile on the misery to struggling Forfar Athletic.
The capital side have not had their trouble to seek in recent years after points deductions and their fans are now trying to get them to move from their soulless Meadowbank Stadium.
But on the pitch, they have been going along nicely with just one defeat in their last six games, which was to city rivals Spartans.
They hammered Kelty Hearts in the Scottish Cup too.
The Scottish Cup is a sore point for their opponents Forfar after a miserable few weeks for them.
Forfar managed to lose to Lowland League side Bo'ness United and that was part of a run that has seen them lose six games in a row.
They have conceded at least two goals in every one of those games and were battered 5-2 last week by a Stirling Albion side who had been toiling.
And the 6/5 price with McBookie.com on a win for the Citizens is enticing.
Alloa vs Airdrie predictions
Airdrie are worth backing at 6/4 with McBookie.com against another side who have been in poor form when they go to Alloa.
The Diamonds should probably be doing better this season and they are currently in mid-table.
However, they will take plenty of encouragement from a 5-0 battering of Elgin City in the Challenge Cup in midweek and look to be stronger than their hosts.
The Wasps have lost their last three games, scoring just one goal in the process and went down to a defeat in midweek to Lowland League West side Clydebank.
They also lost at home to a poor Queen of the South side and Airdrie are probably overpriced here.
Arbroath vs Ayr United predictions
Ayr United finally got their home monkey off their back last week with their first home league win of the season against Queen's Park.
And they can follow it with another three points at 6/4 with McBookie.com at Arbroath.
Gary Naysmith's side have struggled to get any kind of consistency going, but – as stated last week – they seem to have turned the corner recently.
They face an Arbroath side who seem to be in freefall, having lost their last five league games and only having managed to score one goal in that run.
They were hammered at home by Raith Rovers last time out and their old Gayfield fortress doesn't look as strong these days as it once was.
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