Stenhousemuir have not played in the second tier of Scottish football since the leagues were restructured 50 years ago, but the Warriors are on course to make history.
And they can continue their recent in-form progress with a win at 13/10 with McBookie.com against Dumbarton.
Gary Naysmith has done a remarkable job at Ochilview after helping them romp to a League Two title last season.
They were tipped to struggle this season, but they sit proudly on top of League One two points clear and are in terrific form with three wins in a row.
Most eye-catching of all was an impressive 3-0 win in Aberdeen against Cove Rangers in midweek where they were playing one of the favourites for the title.
Last week, while other clubs struggled, Stenny made light work of Irvine Meadow in the Scottish Cup with a 5-0 hammering in Ayrshire.
They play a Dumbarton side who plunged into administration last month, but to be fair to them, they have done well since that announcement.
But they are up against a Stenny side who should be full of confidence and remain under the radar as the price proves.
Livingston look a solid bet to beat Morton at Cappielow at 20/21 with McBookie.com.
David Martindale's side remain quietly confident of keeping tabs and catching Championship leaders Falkirk and showed that the other week with a win against the Bairns at home.
A Scottish Cup stroll against Brora Rangers last week made it four wins on the spin for the Lions and one of those victories was against Morton in the Challenge Cup when both teams put out strong sides.
Morton were knocked out the Cup last week by league rivals Ayr United and they have managed to win just one game in their last eight.
Livingston should be too strong for them in Greenock.
Forfar Athletic are anchored at the bottom of Scottish football, but they are under new and familiar management with the return of Jim Weir and can draw level on points with struggling Stranraer.
While the Loons were battling back to win on penalties against Stirling Albion in the Scottish Cup in a deserved triumph, Stranraer were getting knocked out at home by Lowland League new boys Broxburn Athletic.
It's a huge game for both sides in League Two and Forfar can win at 19/10 with McBookie.com against the hosts who have failed to win at their Stair Park home since September.
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