Dundee have been the Premiership's shock troops this season and they can continue a fine campaign at a big price of 19/10 with McBookie.com to win at struggling St Mirren.
Steven Pressley's side have been widely praised for their brand of attacking football this term – they are clearly this season's version of Motherwell!
They grabbed a draw at home to in-form Rangers last week, after outplaying them in the first half and they have plenty of attacking options in their line-up.
Dundee have already chalked up away wins at Falkirk and across the street from them at Tannadice against Dundee United.
They face a Saints side who seem to be in freefall, after what had actually been an encouraging start to the season.
They ship far too many goals as they showed last week when they lost 3-1 to an out-of-form Aberdeen side.
They also conceded five goals at Hearts and three at home to Dundee United and they clearly have defensive issues.
They look very uneasy favourites with the Dens Park side a value shout.
Cove Rangers vs East Kilbride predictions
East Kilbride look a solid shout at 5/6 with McBookie.com to win at Cove Rangers.
The Aberdeen side are bottom of League One with one win from 11 games and are struggling.
They have already lost 3-0 to East Kilbride this season and face a tough encounter at their Balmoral Stadium.
East Kilbride are perhaps unfortunate they are in the same league with Ross County and Hamilton Accies, who are clearly a class above anything else in the division.
But they have learned as the season has gone on and have tightened up from their initial games where there were goals flying in at both ends.
Kilby have won their last two away games at East Fife and at Alloa and can return from the north east with maximum points.
Montrose vs Peterhead predictions
Montrose can complete a double against Peterhead at McBookie.com's 6/5.
The Gable Endies went to Balmoor Stadium in September and cruised to a 3-0 win and they have a decent record at their Links Park home, having won three of their five games there in the league this season – the two defeats were against the aforementioned County and Accies.
Peterhead have won just one in five on their travels and could be set for more misery in Angus against Scottish football's longest-serving manager, Stewart Petrie.
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