East Kilbride returned to winning ways with a 2-1 win away at Queen of the South last weekend, and I think they can follow it up with another victory against Alloa on Saturday.

The K-Park side are going well in their first season in Scottish League One and currently sit third in the table.

East Kilbride have already seen off Queen of the South, Cove Rangers and Peterhead at home this season, and I fancy them to do the same against a struggling Alloa side.

The Wasps have lost seven of their last eight league games and are now on a run of three straight defeats.

What’s more, East Kilbride came out on top in the reverse fixture in mid-September, so I’m happy to back them to get the better of Alloa again.

I think Stranraer look like good value to defeat Kelty Hearts on Saturday, but I’m going to side with the slightly safer option on the double chance.

The Blues are top of Scottish League Two and will make the trip to Fife having avoided defeat in each of their last 11 league games, triumphing in an impressive eight of them.

Their form on the road during that run has been particularly strong, with Chris Aitken’s side winning each of their last four away matches, including comprehensive victories against Annan and Elgin.

As for Kelty Hearts, they are sitting mid-table after last week’s win over bottom club Annan.

However, the Maroon Machine have lost two of their last three home games, against Edinburgh and Elgin, so Stranraer look well placed to extend their unbeaten run.

East Kilbride returned to winning ways with a 2-1 win away at Queen of the South last weekend, and I think they can follow it up with another victory against Alloa on Saturday.

The K-Park side are going well in their first season in Scottish League One and currently sit third in the table.

East Kilbride have already seen off Queen of the South, Cove Rangers and Peterhead at home this season, and I fancy them to do the same against a struggling Alloa side.

The Wasps have lost seven of their last eight league games and are now on a run of three straight defeats.

What’s more, East Kilbride came out on top in the reverse fixture in mid-September, so I’m happy to back them to get the better of Alloa again.

Morton look capable of making their mark when they travel to Livingston on Saturday.

The Ton have put their poor start to the season behind them and are now among the division’s in-form sides, having racked up four league wins in a row.

During their last away game a fortnight ago, Morton scored three times to defeat league leaders Partick Thistle before following that up with a thrilling 4-3 win over Stenhousemuir last Saturday.

They therefore look well placed to land a blow on a Livingston backline that has been far from watertight this season.

The Lions have failed to keep a clean sheet in four of their last five league games at home, adding weight to the case for the in-form visitors to score in West Lothian this weekend.

Partick Thistle will be keen to put their home defeat to Morton behind them when Inverness visit Firhill on Saturday.

That loss was their first league defeat at home since April 2025, which shows just how difficult the Jags have been to beat on their own patch over the past 18 months.

However, Mark Wilson’s side responded by beating Queen’s Park 1-0 last weekend and extending their lead at the top of the table.

Partick will now fancy their chances against an Inverness side who tend to do their best work at home and have struggled on their travels of late.

Indeed, the Caley Jags have lost three of their last six league games on the road, including a 5-1 hammering at Dunfermline a couple of weeks ago.

This should be a closer contest, but I think Partick can send Inverness home empty-handed.

I think Stranraer look like good value to defeat Kelty Hearts on Saturday, but I’m going to side with the slightly safer option on the double chance.

The Blues are top of Scottish League Two and will make the trip to Fife having avoided defeat in each of their last 11 league games, triumphing in an impressive eight of them.

Their form on the road during that run has been particularly strong, with Chris Aitken’s side winning each of their last four away matches, including comprehensive victories against Annan and Elgin.

As for Kelty Hearts, they are sitting mid-table after last week’s win over bottom club Annan.

However, the Maroon Machine have lost two of their last three home games, against Edinburgh and Elgin, so Stranraer look well placed to extend their unbeaten run.