Motherwell have suffered something of a blip in recent weeks, but they can get back to winning ways with a win at out-of-form Kilmarnock.
The Fir Park side suffered a shock hammering from St Mirren at Hampden in the Premier Sports Cup semi-final.
However, they didn't seem to be feeling too many ill-effects about that defeat in their next game where they outplayed Aberdeen at Pittodrie and should have won before having to settle for a 1-1 draw before the international break.
Their only flaw this season – Hampden apart – has been their inability to finish teams off while dominating, but they should be too good for a struggling Killie side.
After a bright start to the season, Stuart Kettlewell's men have now lost their last five games and have conceded at least three goals in four of those games.
The loss of keeper Max Stryjek has had a big impact and Well look decent value at 29/20 with McBookie.com.
Elgin City are in great form and they face a team who definitely are not when they visit Stirling Albion.
And they are begging to be backed at McBookie.com's 23/20.
The Moray side have won five games in a row in all competitions and are now up to the League Two play-off spots.
They do their best work at their Borough Briggs home, but they went to Edinburgh City and won on their last away game.
All is not well at Stirling, with fan unrest and desperate recent form. They haven't won a league game since September and last week's 4-0 home thumping by Forfar Athletic was their third defeat in a row and fourth in six games in the league.
Elgin can continue their winning ways.
East Fife can beat Montrose when they make the trip to Links Park.
Dick Campbell's men ended a decent unbeaten run from Stenhousemuir when they beat them and they need to show more when they travel away from Methil.
But they should still be too strong for the Angus side who at least ended a four-game losing streak last week when they claimed a point at Peterhead in a 1-1 draw.
Montrose haven't won a home game in League One since September and the New Bayview side can claim the three points at 5/4 with McBookie.com.
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