WE'RE back with more first-scorer tips from McBookie.com – the only online firm who list first-scorer and anytime scorer prices for all Scottish league games.
It’s a great service they provide and we’ve teamed up with the Scots firm to look at some of the best bets from the lower leagues. Also leave your pick of first scorers at the end of this article for a chance to win a £10 free bet with McBookie.com.
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Meanwhile, here is McBookie.com’s Damian Walker with his Saturday selections.
Damian writes: Goals have been few and far between for Cowdenbeath this season and when they do get them it is usually Kane Hemmings’s name that goes on the scoresheet.
Hemmings has scored seven times in 12 starts this season – an excellent haul given the Blue Brazil’s shortcomings.
Cowdenbeath host fellow Championship strugglers Morton on Saturday and they've yet to win on their travels and shipped 11 league goals in the process.
This looks a great opportunity for Hemmings to add his tally and he is 5-1 with McBookie to score the opener.
East Fife hit rock bottom last Saturday night, literally. The Fifers sank to the depths of League One after a crushing 4-1 home defeat to Ayr.
A pre-season that had promised so much with big-name signings is turning into a nightmare for boss Willie Aitchison.
Now is not a great time for them to travel to face McBookie’s favourites in the League One betting without Rangers, Dunfermline.
The Pars have made a terrific start to the season – a 4-0 doing at Forfar apart – and midfielder Andy Geggan has netted five times in his last six league starts. Geggan is 13-2 with McBookie to open the scoring against East Fife.
Despite Rangers bagging a whopping 34 goals in eight league games, Ayr’s Michael Moffat is division’s top scorer with eight goals.
The arrival of Kevin Kyle from Rangers has forced Moffat’s strike partner Craig Malcolm to be demoted to the bench but it hasn’t affected Moffat’s scoring.
Ayr host Arbroath this weekend and Moffat is 20-23 with McBookie to score at anytime.
In December 2020 we sadly 
Billy McKay 4/1 Mcbookie Inverness
Rory Loy 7/2 at MCBOOKIE to score first.
Alex the horse in question is 7/1 415 Redcar with Bet365.Named after a good looking Russian Revolutionary Circa 1900
Andy geggan 13/2
B.McKay @ 4/1 for inverness
Henri Anier 5/1
Billy McKay 4/1 @McBookie
Darren Lavery at 7/2 for Berwick Rangers with McBookie.
Michael Moffat (4/1) Ayr.
Blair Alston for Falkirk at 11/2
Teemu pukki, celtic @ 5/1 @ mcbookie
A.Stokes 22/5 @ McBookie
Darren Lavery at 7/2 for Berwick Rangers with McBookie.
Keaghan Jacobs for Livingston (16/1)
lee erwin arbroath against ayr 6/1 @mcbookie
6games on the bounce whilst on loan.. the form scorer outwith the spl
Michael Moffat , Ayr United @ 4/1 with McBookie
Lee Erwin Arbroath 6/1 on McBookie
Lee Erwin Arbroath 6/1 on McBookie
John Gemmell (Stenhousemuir)
4/1 @ mcbookie
Niall Mcginn (Aberdeen) @11/2
Stevie May – 11/2 @ McBookie
Martin Grehan…..Stranraer @ 7.00 same price for last
Jon Daly 12/5
stokes 22/5 @ McBookie
Ryan Wallace 7/2 fgs in a stroll for the pars
Jon Daly 3/1
1st scorer
may 11/2 st mirren v st johnstone
Hi Paul
as you have still to put up super single
please accept the following as mine
correct score
watford 3 – 3 derby
bet365 40/1
Thanks
Lewis McLeod @8/1 McB scored a cracker midweek for the U21s and MrF, he could break the deadlock here with another screamer..
Craig Beattie (Dundee) 9/2 with McBookie 1st g/s v QoS
Charlie Mulgrew Celtic @ 16/1
Robert Thomson Dunfermline @ 4/1
Anthony Stokes, Celtic (22/5) Mcbookie
Scott Dalziel Berwick 7/2 @ McBookie
MICHAEL HABAI Morton 11/2 mcbookie
may be listed as defender with some bookies will be playing cf tomorrow
Peter MacDonald (Dundee) 7/2 at McBookie
That Billy McKay is a scurvy laad, but well worth a punt- 4/1 @McBookie
Steve May – St Johnstone – 11/2 mcbookie
Kris Boyd. ( Kmarnock ) @ 11/ 2
Darren lavery 13-2 for berwick at mcbookie