FALKIRK are on a roll at the moment and they can continue that by winning in the capital against FC Edinburgh.
John McGlynn's side are doing everything they can to keep on the coattails of bitter rivals Dunfermline at the top of League One and they've won four games in a row in all competitions.
They've scored 13 goals in the process and look poised to challenge the Pars, who inflicted their last league defeat back in November.
FC Edinburgh were the surprise packets in the league after an unexpectedly impressive start to the season, but they've faded slightly recently.
Two defeats to Dunfermline and Alloa have derailed their title challenge. Oddly, Alan Maybury's side appears to play better away from their Meadowbank home and Falkirk have only lost once on the road this season.
With Callumn Morrison and Rumarn Burrell in fine form, Falkirk should have the firepower to take care of Edinburgh at 10/11.
Arguably Scotland's game of the day is at Dens Park and QUEEN'S PARK look a huge price at 3/1 to win at Dundee.
The Spiders have been in sensational form recently and are top of the Championship as they aim for a return to top-flight football for the first time since 1957.
They've been rattling in the goals until they were held to a goalless draw in their last league game against Caley Thistle. The Glasgow side have been consistently overlooked by the layers this season and punters who have backed them have done very well.
Dundee were the better team last week in the Scottish Cup at St Mirren but went out on penalties. They then played a full side against Dunfermline in the Challenge Cup. But they have a few injuries and suspensions for this.
Dens Park has been waterlogged recently, but on their last league outing there, they conceded four goals to a struggling Arbroath team.
And the former amateurs can take advantage of generously priced odds.
ANNAN ATHLETIC were the model of inconsistency earlier this season, but they seem to have got their act together and can beat East Fife at 17/20.
The southern side went to Methil last month and beat them 3-1 and since then they have put five goals past Albion Rovers and four goals past Bonnyrigg Rose last week.
They are prone to the odd shocker like losing at home to Forfar, but generally seem to be heading in the right direction.
East Fife crashed at home last week to a Stranrarer side that had been struggling and the home win looks solid.
Recommended Scottish Bets
- FALKIRK 10/11
- QUEEN'S PARK 3/1
- ANNAN ATHLETIC 17/20
Freelance Scottish Football journalist for all newspapers. Former Racing Post Scottish Football Correspondent and long-suffering Aberdeen fan.
Keep up the great work Mark……
Great tipping this season so far👍👍