LIVINGSTON can plunge Dundee deeper into the relegation mix by winning at Dens Park.
David Martindale's side should be higher up in the table. They have created plenty of chances in games and have been guilty of failing to finish teams off.
You could make a case for at least half a dozen games where they have either lost or drawn this season, but they are a side on the up and Livi actually have plenty of options from the bench too.
In Bruce Anderson, Livingston have got one of the best predatory strikers in the league and he's always a threat. The unpredictability of Joel Nouble causes problems for teams too.
Dundee have unveiled Mark McGhee as a truly baffling choice as manager, but he almost got off to a fine start being only minutes away from claiming a point at Celtic.
Their midweek match against St Mirren was postponed and Livi look a solid shout at 8/5.
AYR UNITED have chalked up a couple of superb away wins and they can plunge the kniife into Championship bottom dogs Queen of the South with a win at Somerset Park.
The Honest Men have gone to rivals Kilmarnock and Inverness and won both games under new manager Lee Bullen. They face a Dumfries side who have handed their job to veteran Wullie Gibson until the end of the season as he bids to maintain their second tier status.
But he's got his work cut out – they've won one game in the league since the start of October, which was actually against Ayr.
But United looked better equipped these days and at evens, they can follow up their recent fine away form by winning at home against South at evens.
PARTICK THISTLE look better suited to playing away from their Firhill quagmire pitch and can win at troubled Raith Rovers.
The Jags dominated their midweek game against Morton, just like they did against Dundee United in the Scottish Cup, but their atrocious Maryhill playing surface seems to be holding them back.
Ian McCall's men haven't lost away in the league since September and seem happier playing on a better surface, even an artificial one in Rovers' case.
Rovers have managed just one win in their last 11 games and that was in the Scottish Cup. They've failed to win a league game since December 11 and the David Goodwillie affair appears to have damaged them.
Take the 6/4 on a Thistle win in Kirkcaldy.
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