Both St Mirren and St Johnstone have been tipped to struggle and maybe even battle it out to avoid the drop this season.
But both of them got wins on the opening day of the season and it could be worth backing the Paisley version of the Saints, St Mirren, to make it two wins out of two at 5/4 with McBookie.com.
Craig McLeish's side didn't particularly have a busy summer, but he's managed to keep the nucleus of his squad together, with the likes of key midfielder Killian Phillips staying in Renfrewshire for now, despite plenty of interest.
They stunned Falkirk last week at what had been a fortress for them last term with a 2-0 success and not many teams managed that.
Their League Cup campaign saw them score four goals in each of their opening three games before a disappointing home loss to Dunfermline.
St Johnstone were the Great Entertainers last week with an enjoyable 4-3 win against a poor Kilmarnock side.
However, that was in Perth and they looked highly vulnerable at the back.
And St Mirren can continue a fine start to the season.
Dumbarton vs Clyde prediction
Clyde are one of the favourites to win League Two and they can maintain a good start by winning at Dumbarton at McBookie.com's 10/11.
The Sons' notorious pitch at The Rock has been replaced by an artificial one and used to be one of their main advantages.
No such issues for the Bully Wee who eased to a 3-1 win against Stranraer last week and won two matches in the League Cup section, including success against League One Airdrie.
Dumbarton were well beaten at Stirling Albion last week and have been leaking goals, which Clyde can take full advantage.
Arbroath vs Caley Thistle prediction
Caley Thistle can get their first win on the board in the Championship at Arbroath.
The Inverness side returned to the second tier last week and held Scottish Cup finalists Dunfermline to a goalless draw.
They have a strong squad for this level, having beefed up by signing the likes of veteran ex-Aberdeen skipper Graeme Shinnie and they also secured the loan signings of Alfie Bavidge and Alfie Stewart from Pittodrie again.
It wouldn't be a surprise to see them challenging for a play-off spot at least and Arbroath look weaker than last term.
They went down to defeat last week at Ayr United and the 5/4 for an away win at Gayfield with McBookie.com looks perfectly acceptable.
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