A full card returns this weekend after a depressing international break for Scotland fans.
And Dunfermline look the pick of the bunch to maintain excellent league form when they travel to Ayr United.
Neil Lennon's side have won three of their last four games in the Championship and drawn the other one. They have only conceded one goal in that run.
They had a break last week due to the amount of international call-ups and three of them impressed during Scotland Under 21s win in Bulgaria this week – Andy Tod, Dylan Lobban and Sam Cleagg-Harding.
They face an Ayr side who produced a fine week last week at Livingston despite having to play almost 70 minutes with ten men.
But they have had problems playing at their Somerset Park home in the league having lost to Caley Thistle and Stenhousemuir and only drawing with crisis club Morton in their last three home games.
The Pars look a solid shout at 23/20 with McBookie.com.
Livingston vs Partick Thistle prediction
Partick Thistle look too big at 19/10 with McBookie.com to win at Livingston.
It's been a frustrating time for Mark Wilson's men this season because they have dominated games and failed to score the goals they deserved.
They have arguably the best squad in the league and finally got back to winning ways last week with a comfortable 3-0 home win over Arbroath.
They travel to West Lothian to face a Livingston side who, as was mentioned, managed to lose against 10-man Ayr last week at home, despite playing with a man advantage for most of the game.
David Martindale is still interim manager in what has been a disappointing season for them so far after they axed Glenn Whelan.
The Jags can kick on from last week and they look overpriced for their trip.
Annan Athletic vs Stranraer prediction
Stranraer can get the better of Annan Athletic in a derby at Galabank at 29/20 with McBookie.com.
The Stair Park side had been in excellent form recently after four league wins in a row where they scored plenty of goals on that run.
They can be forgiven for dropping points last week against an in-form Edinburgh City and face an Annan side who lost to bottom side in League Two and Scottish football, Stirling Albion, at home last week.
Stranraer should have too much firepower for Wullie Gibson's side and can take the spoils.
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