Dunfermline were sluggish starters to the season, but they are starting to motor and can collect three points from crisis club Morton.
Neil Lennon's side are set to have their next two league games postponed after this because they are set to have up to seven players away on international duty, which is not bad for a club in the Championship.
After seven points out of a possible nine, the Pars are starting to build a head of steam and you can be sure Lennon will be desperate to send them on their international break with a win.
They are still outside the play-off zone, but a win in Greenock is likely to change that and they have looked decent in recent weeks, particularly in last week's one-sided win over Queen's Park.
Morton's financial woes have been well documented and although they don't look as bad as they did at the start of the season, they are very vulnerable at the back as Livingston proved last week with a 4-1 romp at Cappielow.
They are conceding an average of two goals a game and the East End Park side should have too much for them at 5/6 with McBookie.com.
Kelty Hearts vs Edinburgh City prediction
Edinburgh City would be challenging for the title if it hadn't been for their points deduction at the start of the season and they look a nice price at McBookie.com's 13/8 to win at Kelty Hearts.
The Citizens battered seven goals past Stirling Albion last week and have only lost once in their last eight games across all competitions and that was a narrow 3-2 defeat at leaders Clyde.
Michael McIndoe has assembled a side with plenty of attacking options and Innes Lawson helped himself to a hat trick last week and has already bagged eight goals this season.
Kelty were beaten 4-1 by Clyde last week and have also conceded four goals to Elgin City and Lowland League West side Clydebank in the Challenge Cup.
Hibs vs Aberdeen prediction
Aberdeen look far too big a price at 7/2 with McBookie.com to add to Hibs' home gloom.
David Gray paid the price for a disastrous run after six home defeats in a row – the latest in midweek when bottom side Kilmarnock thoroughly outplayed them and he was emptied the next day.
Aberdeen sprang the surprise of the night with a shock 4-0 romp at Motherwell and played it perfectly by soaking up Well's possession, pressing and finishing exceptionally clinically.
They may have turned the corner and Hibs' odds-on price of 3/4 looks far too short.
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