Edinburgh City are currently sitting in bottom place of the Scottish football ladder, but they can win on Saturday.
The capital side are only in tenth place in League Two because of a 15 points deduction for financial problems imposed on them.
If it wasn't for that, they'd be challenging for the title alongside Spartans and East Kilbride and they have already got to within six points of Stranraer.
They have been going along well this season and although they lost last week at in-form Clyde, that was their first defeat since the opening day of the season.
Forfar have won just once in the league since the middle of last month and are poor travellers – they have failed to score a goal and collected just one point from their three league away games so far this season.
Back City to get the job done with McBookie.com at 29/20.
Motherwell look a no-brainer bet to add to the misery at Aberdeen at 23/20 with McBookie.com on Saturday night.
Jimmy Thelin is under serious pressure now after his expensively assembled team's disastrous start to the season.
Motherwell bundled the Dons out of the League Cup at Pittodrie last week and it was a thoroughly deserved win that could have been by a bigger margin.
They continue to play some great football under new manager Jens Berthel Askou and are arguably the most entertaining team to watch in the league.
The signing of Regan Charles-Cook looks to be an inspired one and his superb goal beat the Dons last week.
Aberdeen simply have to improve at some point with the players Thelin has at his disposal, but it's unlikely to be on Saturday night in Lanarkshire.
Well should have far more points having drawn all five of their league games this season, but last week's success should be a confidence booster.
Alloa can make the long journey to Peterhead worthwhile at 7/5 with McBookie.com.
The Wasps would be top of League One if they win their game in hand and bounced back last week after two league defeats in a row.
They face a Peterhead side who have won just once in their last six games and have lost four of them.
They are better at their Balmoor Stadium to be fair, but Alloa look a decent price to maintain their promotion push.
Freelance Scottish Football journalist for all newspapers. Former Racing Post Scottish Football Correspondent and long-suffering Aberdeen fan.
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