Elgin City have a unique claim to fame – they are the only club in Scotland who have never won promotion, apart from Celtic.
But this could be the season where that all changes and they can continue their fine start to their League Two campaign with a win at evens with McBookie.com at Dumbarton.
The Moray outfit have started with three wins and two draws and are scoring goals for fun so far. They have netted 17 goals in the five games and sit proudly top of the league.
Elgin demolished pre-season title favourites Stirling 4-0 last week at home and should be full of confidence for their trip to The Rock.
The opposite must be true for the hosts with the Sons staring down the barrel of another long, hard season following one win and four defeats where they have scored a paltry two goals.
And Stefan Laird's side should be able to continue their bright start to the season.
East Kilbride vs Hamilton Accies predictions
HAMILTON ACCIES look a big price with McBookie.com at 9/5 to win at East Kilbride this week.
The wheels have come off Kilbie's excellent start to the season big time in their past couple of games in League One.
They have been thumped at Montrose and then at Ross County after conceding seven goals and without a goal being scored.
They are at pains to stick to their attacking principles, but that seems to be costing them plenty of goals and Accies are a good side.
Hamilton have won four and drawn the other match in their opening five league fixtures and, impressively, have yet to concede a goal at all.
East Kilbride are clearly far better at K-Park than on their travels, but Accies are being disrespected at the price and can add to the hosts' recent problems.
Caley Thistle vs Raith Rovers predictions
RAITH ROVERS also look far too big at 12/5 with McBookie.com to win at Inverness.
Dougie Imrie's side have made a bright start to the season despite a derby defeat at Dunfermline last week.
They were arguably unlucky not to be ahead before they lost out to a late sucker-punch goal at East End Park.
But Raith are confident of making the play-offs at least and they look stronger than a Caley Thistle side who were taken apart at Stenhousemuir last week, who came up with them from League One.
Rovers scored nine goals in two games against ICT last season in the Challenge Cup Final and the League Cup and can taste success again in the Highlands.
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