Livingston have made a decent start in their efforts to return to the top flight and they should be able to continue their quest with a win at Arbroath.
The West Lothian side had a nightmare campaign last term and were practically relegated before Christmas.
But they have cleared the decks and appointed former Aston Villa, Stoke City and Ireland star Glenn Whelan as manager.
He seems to have put his stamp on the team with an influx of a dozen players so far and plenty of them are very decent.
Livi have signed the likes of Bruce Anderson, Adam Montgomery, Liam Polworth, Cammy MacPherson and plenty of others, with Premiership experience.
Last week, they proved they could defend a first half onslaught from Dunfermline before they turned the tables on them and dominated them in a 2-0 win.
They seem to have plenty of options from the bench too in what is an impressive squad for the second tier.
Arbroath could be battling at the wrong end of the table this season and, although they won at crisis club Morton last week, Livi should have too much for them at Gayfield at evens with McBookie.com.
Alloa vs Peterhead predictions
Alloa are flying after four wins in a row in all competitions and can get the better of Peterhead at McBookie.com's 20/21.
The Wasps had an underwhelming campaign in the League Cup, but they've started their League One season impressively.
They cruised past Montrose and Queen of the South without conceding a goal and have also defeated Stranraer and Motherwell Under 21s in the Challenge Cup.
They have plenty of options in their squad, having linked up with Rangers in a player loan agreement and the highly-rated Kyle Glasgow netted last week.
Peterhead were thumped last week at Cove Rangers and could face another tough afternoon in Clackmannanshire.
Kilmarnock vs Dundee United predictions
Kilmarnock could be worth a go at 7/5 with McBookie.com to defeat Dundee United at Rugby Park.
Neil McCann's side had a rough start to the season, but they are worth sticking with because they are better than that.
They would have taken plenty of encouragement from their comeback win in the derby against Ayr United in the League Cup.
All is not right at Tannadice and United boss Jim Goodwin already seems to be under pressure with a good section of their fans.
Losing a home derby to Dundee didn't help last week and Killie can add to the gloom.
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